AI DSP & AI: a look towards the future By Aneet Chopra, EVP marketing & product management, XMOS
W 26 May 2024
hen it comes to technology, humans are very good at taking for granted whatever device is currently in our
hand. Many of the gadgets we use every day would be seen as minor miracles just a decade ago; now we forget where our AI-enabled
smartphone is as a regular occurrence. That’s because electronics, and technology at large, develop incredibly quickly. No sooner has the latest iteration been brought to market than we start to hear about what’s coming next. Designers are always refi ning and improving their work.
While that’s great news for us, it Components in Electronics
also means that these products need to increasingly prioritise versatility and interoperability. With new technologies being integrated, and as each generation become more and more capable of communicating with one another, manufacturers can’t afford to commit to a product that isolates the user from a wider electronics ecosystem.
That pressure has grown even greater with the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT). From the smart home to the smart city, we’re participating in an infrastructure that can process and action data as part of a conversation between devices.
If there’s any hope for designers and
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