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These are not "chips" this is just "intellectual property" they are releasing. It will be another couple of years before you start seeing it in silicon, and the
by m0zg 7y ago
These are not "chips" this is just "intellectual property" they are releasing. It will be another couple of years before you start seeing it in silicon, and then another year or so for them to reach the market _as a part of some device_, and gain framework support. You're looking at 2023 for this to be relevant, if all is well.
- kbumsik 7y agoWell you can predict a little when you switch the scope to its CPU capabilities, not chip vendor platforms. For example, Tensorflow-lite recently added a support for CMSIS-NN (ARM's cuDNN for microcontrollers) so you can run it on the new ARM chips too when they are released.
- m0zg 7y agoBest I can tell, CMSIS-NN is just a software library, and not even a state of the art one at that. No hardware work was involved in supporting that.
- kbumsik 7y ago> No hardware work was involved in supporting that. It is a hardware-specific library that relies Cortex-M DSP instruction. > not even a state of the art one at that What do you expect? Here we are talking about microcontrollers which is always far behind of the cutting-edge computing.