CEVA licenses high performance scalable sensor hub CEVA is licensing its 2nd generation SensPro DSP family, a hub for AI and DSP processing workloads associated with a wide range of sensors including camera, radar, LiDAR, Time-of-Flight, microphones and inertial measurement units (IMUs).
SensPro2 is capable of delivering 6X more DSP processing for computer vision, 8X more DSP performance for radar processing, a 2X improvement in AI inferencing, and 20% more power efficient versus its predecessor, at the same process node.
The SensPro2 family has been expanded to include seven vector DSP cores, scaling in power and performance. The entry-level cores address DSP and AI workloads requiring up to 1 TOPS AI performance and the high-end cores reach 3.2 TOPS.
Posted January 6th, 2021 for Sartorius Göttingen, January 6, 2021
Proposed transaction builds on both companies’ strategic R&D partnership
Strengthens Sartorius position in downstream bioprocessing The life science company Sartorius today announced it has entered into an agreement through its subgroup Sartorius Stedim Biotech to acquire the chromatography process equipment division of Novasep. The parties agreed not to disclose the purchase price until the necessary regulatory approvals have been obtained. Novasep’s division expects to generate sales revenue of approximately 37 million euros in 2020 at double-digit profit margins and employs approximately 100 people, the majority of whom work at its Pompey site in northern France and some in the USA, China and India. The proposed transaction is subject to antitrust approvals and the information and consultation of Novasep’s works council and is expected to close during the first half of 2021.