MulticoreWare to Join Qualcomm Authorized Design Center Program
MulticoreWare announced plans to join the Qualcomm Technologies Authorized Design Center Program to accelerate AI scaling and productization, announced in a press release.
As an Authorized Design Center, MulticoreWare will assist automakers and enterprises in scaling AI workloads from proof-of-concept to production on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Digital Chassis solutions. The collaboration will focus on optimizing AI models for edge devices, addressing challenges such as model porting, quantization, and heterogeneous compute optimization.
MulticoreWare currently works with automakers to deliver production-grade Driver Monitoring Systems and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems on Snapdragon platforms. The company also optimizes generative AI workloads, including large language models and vision transformers, for efficient on-device performance.
Qualcomm stated that MulticoreWare’s expertise in algorithmic optimization and performance tuning will help customers deploy high-performance AI solutions efficiently across automotive, robotics, embedded, and IoT industries.
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