aiMotive, Hungary, and Cadence, US, demonstrate flexible AI processing for automotive chips
On September 23, aiMotive and Cadence demonstrated how individual neural network layers can run on either aiMotive’s aiWare5 automotive NPU IP or Cadence Tensilica NeuroEdge 130 AI Co-Processor. The test was conducted using pre-silicon simulation.
The test showed how automotive chip designers can divide AI workloads ....
The test showed how automotive chip designers can divide AI workloads ....
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