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Edge AI Foundation: powering the next wave of intelligence at the edge
- AI evolved from cloud-based infrastructure to edge AI to address challenges like latency, energy consumption, and privacy concerns.
- The Edge AI Foundation, formerly TinyML, drives the transition towards smarter, faster, and more pervasive AI at scale.
- Cloud-based AI development using high-performance GPUs led to significant advancements in AI capabilities, including generative AI.
- Concerns over latency, energy consumption, and privacy led to the realization that AI computations do not need to rely solely on the cloud, paving the way for edge AI.
- Edge AI enables local processing on devices like sensors and microcontrollers, reducing the reliance on cloud services and addressing latency and privacy issues.
- STMicroelectronics' STM32 microcontroller family and intelligent MEMS sensors facilitate edge AI applications like anomaly detection, gesture recognition, and environmental monitoring.
- The Edge AI Foundation promotes advancements in edge AI through global conferences and collaborative efforts between academia and industry.
- The Foundation, initially TinyML, evolved to the Edge AI Foundation to reflect the expansion of AI technologies operating at the network edge.
- The Edge AI Foundation engages in initiatives like Edge AI Working Groups, Edge AI Labs, and Edge AIP to make edge AI accessible and impactful.
- STMicroelectronics collaborates with the Edge AI Foundation as a Strategic Leader Sponsor, contributing to working groups and promoting edge AI solutions.
- Edge AI is poised to drive intelligent agents and systems capable of autonomous reasoning and acting, revolutionizing various sectors from smart devices to industrial automation.
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