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Baidu, Samsung team up for AI chips

Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES, Taipei Thursday 19 December 2019 0

Baidu and Samsung Electronics have announced jointly that Baidu's first cloud-to-edge AI accelerator, Baidu Kunlun, has completed its development and will be mass-produced early next year.

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