Neuchips, Vecow, and GSH Collaborate on AI-Driven SQL Processing
Neuchips has announced a collaboration with Vecow and Golden Smart Home (GSH) Technology Corp. to advance SQL data processing through offline generative AI solutions, announced in a press release. This partnership aims to provide enterprises with a secure, power-efficient AI solution that processes proprietary data with maximum privacy.
The collaboration leverages Neuchips' Viper series AI accelerator cards, which are known for their power efficiency and ability to support large language models (LLMs) offline. This setup allows enterprises to convert natural language requests into SQL queries, facilitating real-time insights from in-house databases without compromising data security.
Vecow's ECX-3100 RAG Edge AI Inference Workstation, combined with GSH's ShareGuru QA 2.0 solution, forms the backbone of this AI-driven data processing solution. The system is designed to address the growing complexity of databases and the scarcity of SQL expertise by enabling more accessible and efficient data queries.
The partnership will be showcased at Embedded World 2025, where visitors can experience the integration of Neuchips' Viper AI accelerator card with Vecow's industrial Edge AI Computing Systems and GSH's ShareGuru SLM solutions. This collaboration highlights the potential of offline AI models in delivering secure and efficient data processing solutions for modern industrial environments.
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