Moving deeper into computer vision, Intel is acquiring Silicon Valley startup Movidius for an undisclosed price. The deal will help Intel move into hot new markets with technology for drones, robots, ...

Intel, the world's largest semiconductor company with an eye towards artificially intelligent machines, is in the process of acquiring Movidius, a fabless chipmaker that designs computer vision ...

Intel said it will acquire Movidius, a manufacturer of ultra-low-power visual intelligence, as it prepares for a “Cambrian explosion of compute.” Readying for the takeoff of such nascent categories as ...

Intel on Monday announced its next-generation Movidius vision processing unit with improved processing capabilities for edge devices such as drones, VR headsets, smart cameras, wearables, and robots.

Intel is set to acquire Movidius, the computer vision start-up behind Google's Project Tango, the Flir thermal imaging camera, and other consumer products. Intel says Movidius will help advance its ...

Intel has revealed it is acquiring Movidius, the Irish machine-vision chip maker whose technology is powering AI in cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) and drone applications by companies like Google ...

Intel has rolled out a new program that is aimed at making it easier for developers to bring AI prototypes to market. The new program is called “AI: In Production” and works along with the Intel ...

Last year, Movidius announced its Fathom Neural Compute Stick — a USB thumb drive that makes its image-based deep learning capabilities super accessible. But then in September of last year, Intel ...

Today Intel unveiled “AI: In Production,” a new program that makes it easier for developers to bring their artificial intelligence prototypes to market. Since its introduction last July, the Intel ...

This week Intel has announced that it will acquire computer vision firm Movidius in order to prepare its RealSense technology “for the next wave of computing”. For readers who may be unfamiliar with ...