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Open Source

Is the Google Coral Toolkit Right for Your Low-Power Edge AI Applications? - Blog

March 29, 2022

After the success of Google’s first-generation scalable distributed training and inference system, DistBelief, the Google Brain team, in collaboration with Alphabet, built the second-generation system for the implementation and deployment of large-scale machine learning models, TensorFlow.

Open Source

Should You Choose the Google Coral Toolkit for Your Low-Power Edge AI Applications? - Blog

March 14, 2022

After the success of Google’s first-generation scalable distributed training and inference system, DistBelief, the Google Brain team, in collaboration with Alphabet, built TensorFlow, the second-generation system for the implementation and deployment of large-scale machine learning models.

AI & Machine Learning

Google Presents Predicting Text Readability Through Reader Interactions - Blog

January 10, 2022

Prediction of text readability has become an area of research due to the increasing complexity in the educational content.

Automotive

BlackBerry, Google, and Qualcomm Join Forces to Drive Advancements in Next-Generation Automotive Cockpits - News

October 13, 2021

BlackBerry Limited announced the availability of a QNX Hypervisor and VIRTIO-based reference design to virtualize Android Automotive OS on the 3rd Generation Snapdragon Automotive Cockpit Platform.

Security

Simplifying IoT Security from Inception through Deployment - News

July 07, 2020

From their inception, PCs, industrial systems, and all manner of computing devices were designed as individual points of compute. As a result, security was never top of mind.

Debug & Test

Imagination Supports Google Android GPU Inspector - News

May 12, 2020

Google supports the developer experience by launching a single Android graphics tool.

Security

Embedded Executives: David Kleidermacher, VP of Engineering, Head of Android Security and Privacy, Google - Podcast

April 08, 2020

The Internet of Secure Things Alliance (IoXT) is pushing a common (and obvious) goal for our industry. They want to keep all of our connected devices secure.