Mass deployment of AI will come at the edge, MediaTek says
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Mass deployment of AI will come at the edge, MediaTek says
31:40:00 / June 5, 2019

MediaTek's Finbarr Moynihan explains that demands around security, performance, latency and other factors are driving AI processing to the edge.

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