Canonical's Q1 2025 roundup highlights advancements in Edge AI and cybersecurity, with a focus on developments in silicon and devices.
Arm introduced the Armv9 Edge AI Platform, delivering improved machine learning performance and support for transformer-based AI models.
Qualcomm announced the acquisition of Edge Impulse to enhance on-device AI capabilities, aiming for a 4x increase in inference efficiency.
Canonical achieved ISO/SAE 21434 certification for its Security Management System, emphasizing the commitment to secure solutions.
Exein and MediaTek collaborated on embedded cybersecurity to meet mandatory security regulations like the Cyber Resilience Act.
Apple introduced its first cellular modem C1 chip, signaling a move towards vertical integration and potential impacts on open-source alternatives.
The Ambient IoT Alliance (AIoTA) launched to drive adoption of battery-free IoT devices, focusing on efficient, connected hardware and IoT for logistics automation.
The industry's focus on AI at the edge, cybersecurity compliance, and efficient computing is driving innovation towards energy-efficient systems.
Regulatory pressures and acquisitions in the AI and security space are expected to shape the industry's future landscape, leading to stronger security practices.
Canonical remains committed to supporting the transformation by providing trusted open source solutions to fuel AI adoption, optimize embedded computing, and enhance security frameworks.