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MemryX Inc., a pioneering startup focused on accelerating artificial intelligence (AI) processing for edge devices, announced it has formed a partnership with Edge Impulse, the leading AI-algorithm software provider, to streamline the development, testing, and deployment of AI models on MemryX’s advanced AI accelerator chips.

Edge AI plays a vital role in ensuring real-time data processing and ensuring high-performance data computation on IoT devices. However, most Edge AI solutions available in the market require tremendous configuration during implementation, and they are also not scalable.

The opening of the Bangalore site is complementary to existing MemryX engineering capabilities in Taipei, Hsinchu, and Ann Arbor. MemryX offers a differentiated high efficiency, low power, and scalable Edge AI solution that is easy to deploy, benefitting both designers and end users. End applications for MemryX’s technology include surveillance cameras, automobiles, industrial IoT, and metaverse applications.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all around us, in the cars we drive to the smartphones we use, powering our most favored or despised apps. Consequently, one of the major growth drivers in the semiconductor industry is AI. It’s everywhere and revolutionizing the way humans interact with the modern world, from the data center to the […]

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Aug. 10, 2022 – MemryX Inc., a pioneering start-up that designs breakthrough silicon for artificial intelligence (AI) processing for edge devices, announced today it has begun customer sampling of its revolutionary MX3 AI Accelerator. The MX3 was created to become the easiest-to-use and most efficient edge AI accelerator. MemryX customers can […]

As interest in artificial intelligence (AI) and in-memory computing significantly increases, resistive random-access memory (ReRAM) could be the key to unlocking their ability to imitate the human brain — yet challenges remain.