Arm China bolsters its AI accelerator with open source driver to compete against AMD, Intel, and Apple

Arm China continues to silently strengthen its product stack, now has an AI developers board and open-source drivers for its NPU design.

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/arm-china-bolsters-its-ai-accelerator-in-a-bid-to-compete-against-amd-intel-and-apple

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