Arm unveils two lightweight NPUs for edge AI
Arm renamed its 4-TOP Arm ML NPU as the Ethos-N77 and launched small-footprint, low-power Ethos-N57 (2-TOP) and Ethos-N37 (1-TOP) models for edge AI supported with the Linux-based Arm NN SDK. Arm also unveiled a Mali-G57 GPU and a tiny Mali-D37 VPU.
Tiny, stripped-down AI co-processors for the edge seem to be a thing these days. Arm’s new power-efficient Ethos-N57 (2-TOP) and Ethos-N37 (1 TOP) neural processing units (NPUs) may not be as minimalist as Kneron’s KL520 AI SoC, available on Aaeon’s AI Edge Computing Modules, which delivers 0.3 TOP NPU performance on only half a Watt. Yet they offer lower-power embedded and mobile alternatives to Arm’s newly renamed, 4-TOP Ethos-N77, formerly known as the Arm Machine Learning (ML). The NPUs are supported via the Linux-based Arm NN SDK (see farther below).
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Arm Introduces Ethos NPU Family, Mali-G57 GPU, and Mali-D37 Display Processor