"Alif's chips let a device interpret motion, sound and vibration locally, without a cloud round trip. Bolted onto ADI's sensing, signal processing and power franchises, the stack looks like a nervous system for factory robots, medical devices and defense platforms.
The strategic logic is straightforward: as machine intelligence leaves the data center, ADI owns the physical interface. But the headline question deserves a straight answer. ADI is going after a different market than NVIDIA training GPUs, one with different economics (we reverse-engineered what the biggest tech winners looked like early in a free playbook here), and the Alif deal is the clearest statement yet of that ambition."
https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/analog-devices-wants-robots-think-173043150.html
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