Advantech Expands WEDA Edge AI Platform With Intel, Qualcomm and AMD
Advantech has expanded its WEDA edge AI platform with support from Intel, Qualcomm Technologies and AMD, the company said in a press release.
The platform combines Advantech hardware, WEDA-Ready Linux, the Advantech Container Catalog, WEDA Edge and WEDA Cloud. Developers can use prepared containers, move projects from prototypes to device fleets through cloud APIs, and manage models and data across different hardware platforms.
Advantech also introduced a global WEDA Developer Webinar Series covering use cases, technical resources and deployment methods.
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