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 to ...

Apple purchased Xnor.ai, a company that creates artificial intelligence software for mobile devices. The acquisition will apparently lead to AI applications running directly on iPhones, iPads, etc., ...

While you can already unlock your iPhone using your mug, it looks like Apple is getting more serious about facial recognition and AI. Apple has quietly acquired Xnor.ai, an edge-based AI startup, for ...

Apple buys a lot of companies throughout the course of a year, with only a couple of them rising to the level of intriguing news. Last year’s purchase of Intel’s smartphone modem business certainly ...

Arm Holdings CEO Simon Segars shows an Xnor.ai board at a 2019 event. Speaking on stage last year about the rise of artificial intelligence on devices, Arm Holdings CEO Simon Segars touted the ...

Apple dropped $200 million this week on a company that makes lightweight artificial intelligence. It’s all about keeping an edge in AI ... by adding more AI to the edge. “Machine learning is going to ...

Apple undefined has reportedly acquired a company called Xnor.ai. The little-known, and difficult to pronounce, company is a Seattle-based artificial intelligence start-up. It was founded in 2016 by ...

Apple has canceled Xnor.ai’s Pentagon contract for military drone work following the iPhone maker’s acquisition of the AI company. Xnor.ai was reportedly working on the controversial Project Maven, ...

While Xnor.ai was best known for its ability to detect people in smart camera feeds, Macworld suggests that Apple’s main motivation for buying the company may have been to make Siri smarter. The most ...

SEATTLE, May 16, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Xnor.ai has launched AI2GO, a self-serve platform that enables developers, device creators and companies to build smart, edge-based solutions without training ...

The Information reports that Seattle-based Xnor.ai played a role in the Pentagon’s controversial Project Maven, but that Apple ended Xnor.ai’s involvement in the project after acquiring the startup.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Janhoi McGregor (jan-eye) is a reporter who covers technology news. Apple has reportedly paid $200 million to acquire ...