The Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) unveiled Asta, an open-source platform for deploying and building scientific AI agents.

Xnor focuses on the efficient deployment of AI in edge devices like smartphones, cameras, and drones. Apple reportedly paid roughly $200 million for the company, according to Geekwire.

Xnor.ai joined Akonia’s ranks as a valuable target when it made Forbes’s list of most promising AI companies this past September. Xnor.ai’s technology should give Apple edge computing capabilities ...

Xnor.ai estimates that Edge AI runs 10 times as fast with 15X memory than cloud-based systems, and a responsive assistant dedicated to each specific phone could finally let Apple build a voice ...

“AI for Everyone, Everywhere” may sound like a science-fiction slogan, but it’s actually the name given to software from XNOR.ai that’s already making devices smarter in the real world. The ...

For more information about Xnor’s Artificial Intelligence technology, please contact Fred Bullock at 650.898.7408 or [email protected].

Xnor pioneers new machine learning and computer architecture approach to deliver an efficient AI technology that operates independently of the cloud or a power source - opening new possibilities ...

XNOR.ai CEO Ali Farhadi says $12 million in new investment will go toward getting a self-service AI software development platform ready for prime time.

Xnor.ai’s head of hardware engineering, Saman Naderiparizi, worked with his colleagues to figure out a way to fit the software onto an FPGA chip that costs a mere $2, and he says it’s possible ...

Apple has purchased Seattle startup Xnor.ai, a company that specializes in on-device artificial intelligence, reports GeekWire, citing sources with knowledge of the acquisition. Apple is said to ...

XNOR CEO Ali Farhadi says the new investment will help his company, which was spun out from the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence last year, develop a high-end version of the “AI for ...