Have you seen the new Humane AI pin created by former Apple executives that is supposed to replace smartphones and mobile apps?
After raising $230 million in funding from some of the brightest VC investors in Silicon Valley and spending six years developing the product... it has been a complete disaster for many reasons. By far, the biggest issue is latency. It relies on connecting to an AI data center in the cloud and takes awkwardly long to respond.
Imagine when the U.S. military begins implementing AI technology in its fighter jets, aircraft carriers, and ground vehicles... if its applications had to rely on a Super Micro (SMCI) server in the cloud. Imagine a fighter pilot relying on a cloud-based AI system during an aerial battle, or an aircraft carrier's defense mechanisms reacting slowly to threats due to connectivity delays with a Super Micro (SMCI) server.
Don't worry because the military will be relying on the technology of One Stop Systems (OSS), a pioneering company that specializes in accelerating AI applications at the rugged edge, addressing the very challenges faced by the Humane AI pin in military contexts.
OSS's approach revolves around deploying AI processing power directly at the edge—where data is generated, and actions are taken—in military vehicles, aircraft, and command centers. By leveraging ruggedized hardware solutions capable of handling extreme environments and ensuring minimal latency, OSS enables real-time decision-making critical for defense and intelligence operations.
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