Imagination Technologies' Upgraded GPUs, New Neural Network Core Provide Deep Learning Processing Options
October 2, 2017
Graphics IP supplier Imagination Technologies has long advocated the acceleration of edge-based deep learning inference operations via the combination of the company's GPU and ISP cores. Latest-generation graphics architectures from the company continue this trend, enhancing performance and reducing memory bandwidth and capacity requirements in entry-level and mainstream SoCs and systems based on them. And, for more demanding deep learning applications, the company has introduced its first neural network coprocessor core family.
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