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Development of AIoT Chips and Leading Companies (pre-order)

June 17, 2020 / Patrick Wu / Wen Liu

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Abstract

Over the years, with the PC technology growing into popularity and maturity, the convergence of AI (Artificial Intelligence) and IoT (Internet of Things), collectively called AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things), has become the next area of focus. With an increasing number of IoT applications adopted in people’s everyday lives, individual industries have been connecting physical and virtual space using IoT technology while using sensors to acquire data. The acquired data is then computed and processed further using AI chips to ensure better and faster operations. This report provides an overview of AI chips in support of IoT, looks into deployment strategies of leading companies such as Intel, NVidia, MediaTek, and Qualcomm, and their solutions, as well as major players of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry in AIoT; examines future trends of AIoT chips.

Table of Contents
1.Development of AIoT
1.1 Scenario Analysis Strengthened to Improve UX
1.2 AIoT Increases the Demand for Edging Computer
2. Deployment Strategies of Major AIoT Chipmakers
2.1 Intel
2.1.1 Hybrid Processor Architecture to Compensate the Disadvantage of CPU Parallel Computing
2.2 NVidia
2.3 MediaTek
2.4 Qualcomm
3.Deployment Strategies of Taiwan’s Semicondcutor Industry in AIoT
3.1 AI on Chip Taiwan Alliance Established in Response to AIoT Trends
4. MIC Perspective
Appendix
List of Companies

List of Topics
Development of AI and IoT and includes global IoT connected device forecast for the period 2020-2023 with market volume breakdown by product category: PCs, TV, smartphones, M2M, tablet, etc

Development of major AIoT chipmakers, including Intel, NVidia, MediaTek, and Qualcomm

Development strategies of Taiwan's semiconductor industry in AIoT and includes the ecosystem built around AIoT

List of Figures
Figure 1 Global IoT Connected Devices, 2018-2023
Figure 2 AIOT Features of Amazon Alexa
Figure 3 Computing Architecture of Amazon Alexa
Figure 4 Illustration of an Embedded IoT Device with Intel Movidius
Figure 5 Server Platform of Nvidia HGX-2
Figure 6 Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 Designed for Processing High Efficient Inference Workloads

List of Tables
Table 1 Taiwanese IC Design Companies with AI Investments
Table 2 AITA (AI on Chip Taiwan Alliance) and its Members

Companies covered
Aaeon Technology, AIMobile, Altera, Amazon, Andes Technology, ASE, ASUS, Bridgestone, Cadence, Chicony Electronics, Chipbond, Delta, Egis Technology, eMemory Technology, ESMT, Etron, FocalTech, Google, GUC, Himax Technologies, Holtek, Intel, Intelligent Factory, Macronix, MediaTek, Mellanox, Microsoft, Movidius, Nanya, Nervana Systems, Novatek, Nvidia, Peakhills Group, Phison, Powerchip, Qualcomm, Quanta, Ralytek, Realtek, Silicon Motion, Sitronix, Skymizer, Sonix Technology, SPIL, Sunplus, Synopsys, TongHsing Electronics, UMC, VIA Technologies, Wave Computing, Windbond

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