Mil-grade voice recognition tech and AI chip by x-NASA headed company
A start-up named KnuEdge Inc, which was operating in stealth mode has announced a brain like processor chip and software for military grade voice recognition and authentication. Daniel Goldin, who had earlier headed National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), has founded KnuEdge.
The new chip named Knupath Hermosa processor is fabricated using 32 nm semiconductor technology, which may be using some of the ARM's IP (based on the picture of the chip). The processor architecture inside is fundamentally different from the present processor architectures such as Von Neumann. Knupath is a 256 DSP-like core artificial intelligence (AI) chip due to its ability to learn C++ Software and get in to machine learning and deep learning process. The chip uses heterogeneous architecture and data flow across different elements of chip is different from the present bus like architecture, which is a bottleneck for a complex neuron like computing. Does this chip use on-chip photonics for instantaneous communication between processor cores! May be the architecture supports such future implementations, Well it’s a practical guess. The chip uses some of the biological principles. No wonder, if this uses lot of vector processing. By using a technology called LambaFabric which i...
The new chip named Knupath Hermosa processor is fabricated using 32 nm semiconductor technology, which may be using some of the ARM's IP (based on the picture of the chip). The processor architecture inside is fundamentally different from the present processor architectures such as Von Neumann. Knupath is a 256 DSP-like core artificial intelligence (AI) chip due to its ability to learn C++ Software and get in to machine learning and deep learning process. The chip uses heterogeneous architecture and data flow across different elements of chip is different from the present bus like architecture, which is a bottleneck for a complex neuron like computing. Does this chip use on-chip photonics for instantaneous communication between processor cores! May be the architecture supports such future implementations, Well it’s a practical guess. The chip uses some of the biological principles. No wonder, if this uses lot of vector processing. By using a technology called LambaFabric which i...
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