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Dev Board Micro – A microcontroller board with a camera, mic, and Coral Edge TPU
The Dev Board Micro board combines a camera, microphone and Coral Edge TPU with an NXP i.MX microcontroller Google is launching an edge AI board in the same form factor as a Raspberry Pi Nano for its Coral AI processor and NCP’s i.MX microcontroller for the first time. The Coral Dev...
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Google OpenTitan and Microsoft Pluton create the Future of Security Chips
Before talking about OpenTitan and Microsoft Pluton - two security chips by two tech giants, let's have an overview of what security chips actually are. Today, the hardware-level security of an operating system is an extremely important matter and is taken very seriously by...
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3D Mapping improves urban GPS accuracy for your app
GNSS location with standards like GPS is a key feature of smartphones and other devices. They enable you navigate around, and share your location with friends, family, and business contacts. However, sometimes we find it difficult to get an accurate location because of a number of...
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The New Coral Dev Board is Powered by MediaTek
At the beginning of this year, we saw Google's announcement of a stripped-down Coral Dev Board Mini and Coral Dev Board implementing their in-house 4-TOPS Edge TPU. Now Seeed has come with $100 pre-orders on the Mini along with a pre-soldered Coral Accelerator Module. Shipment is...
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The Science Journal is graduating from Google! Coming to Arduino this fall
Arduino and Google are excited to announce that the Google Science Journal will be transferring from Google to Arduino this September. Due to Arduino's existing experience with the Science Journal and a long-standing commitment to open source and hands-on science, Google has agreed to...
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Google Announces New Coral products for 2020
Being one of the frontrunners in AI development and having an understanding of the potentials and opportunities in Edge Computing and Local AI, Google started its sojourn into the provision of hardware components and companion software tools for the development of Local AI products last...
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Google officially lays claim to quantum supremacy
A quantum computer reportedly beat the most powerful supercomputers at one type of calculation. Google researchers report that their quantum computer, Sycamore, has performed a calculation that can’t be achieved with any classical computer. The quantum chip (shown) must be cooled to...
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Google Coral – An i.MX8M dev board with Edge TPU AI chip
Single board computers are not a new wonder anymore and the market has already experienced so many different devices based on numerous SoC and SOM. So, why should we be excited this time about the launch of a $150 “Coral Dev Board”? Well, there are multiple reasons - but the most...
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