Google and Synaptics unveil an open-source edge AI chip for wearables and industrial sensors, drawing under 6 milliwatts for on-device inference.

Expanding the ecosystem and broadening developer choice, Synaptics also introduced the Coralboard SR, based on the newly launched Synaptics Astra® SR200 Series of xMCUs, a new class of AI-native, ...

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Synaptics Incorporated (Nasdaq: SYNA) today introduced the xMCU, a new class of microcontrollers that runs multimodal Edge AI, with the launch of the Synaptics Astra® SR200 Series. Unlike conventional ...

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