Xnor’s saltine-sized, solar-powered AI hardware redefines the edge TechCrunch “If AI is so easy, why isn’t there any in this room?” asks Ali Farhadi, founder and CEO of Xnor, gesturing around the conference room overlooking Lake Union in …
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Xnor shrinks AI to fit on a solar-powered chip, opening up big frontiers on the edge GeekWire Xnor.ai has re-engineered AI software and hardware to fit on a solar-powered, standalone computer chip — opening up big opportunities for edge computing.
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ZDNet Need cheap Raspberry Pi Arm server? MiniNodes' board takes five Pi modules ZDNet The printed-circuit board features a gigabit Ethernet port, power barrel, and five slots to house the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3s.
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One Raspberry Pi 3 not powerful enough? Try this five Pi cluster for computing on the edge TechRepublic If one Raspberry Pi doesn’t have enough power for you, then why not use five?
TechRepublic Raspberry Pi gets supercharged for AI by Google's Edge TPU Accelerator TechRepublic The caveat is that the Edge TPU Accelerator would be bottlenecked by the USB 2.0 ports found on Raspberry Pi models.
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