# Bad Influence story: Goke plans GK6950 edge AI chip series for embodied robots

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-09 01:54. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/9108bdb5-012c-4356-b722-a501d135de23

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Latest update (11-09 01:54): Goke plans GK6950 edge AI chip series for embodied robots next year

Overview: Goke Microelectronics plans a GK6950 edge AI chip series for embodied robots and says it will launch next year, according to Ni Yayu, the company's AI technical lead, who outlined the plans on November 2 in Zhuhai. Ni says the chip will offer 10 TOPS of dense INT8 compute and support mixed INT4, INT8, INT16 and FP16 precision for vision, Transformer and vision-language-action models.

The chip has not been released. No samples, customers, or power and performance figures have been disclosed.

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1. 11-09 01:54 · Pandaily · [Goke plans GK6950 edge AI chip series for embodied robots next year](https://badinfluence.news/items/iocizs1pke7zbxtjmqwlqpgw5)
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