XMOS
Leading producer of Generative Systems-on-Chips (GenSoCs)
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Latest posts
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When Every Word Matters: Why Reliable Voice Is Critical to Technology-Enabled Care
Discover why far-field voice pickup, echo cancellation and noise suppression are essential to telecare hubs, and how XMOS supports clear two-way communication.
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Giving Voice Interfaces a Better Sense of Direction
Discover Mouser Electronics’ coverage of the XMOS VocalFusion XVF3800 and its role in clear, directional voice capture for interactive devices and Physical AI, including the Reachy Mini robot from Hugging Face and Pollen Robotics.
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Voice at the Heart of the Home Starts with Being Heard
Apple’s latest announcements reinforce voice’s growing role in the connected home. We explore the engineering behind reliable voice capture and how XMOS helps developers bring natural interaction to everyday devices.
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The Body Is the New Edge
Physical AI’s next frontier is the robot’s body. Discover why sensing, actuation and communication need predictable timing, from fingertip to joint.
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XCORE Enables Advanced Spatial Audio Recording with Large-Scale Microphone Arrays
Discover how XCORE enables the MH32U’s 32-channel Ambisonics microphone array, delivering synchronised spatial audio capture for immersive productions.
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Inside the VocalFusion® XVF3620 Voice Processor: Technical Breakdown & Live Demonstration Series
Explore the VocalFusion XVF3620’s single-chip voice-processing architecture and watch real-world demonstrations of AI denoising, far-field capture, acoustic echo cancellation and adaptive beamforming.
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IBC 2026: BRITAIN’S LEADING TV TECH INNOVATORS UNITE TO SHOWCASE THE FUTURE OF AGENTIC AI TELEVISION
XMOS joins RedSquid TV and leading British technology innovators at IBC 2026 to demonstrate private, low-latency Agentic AI television.
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The Instruction Set Is Dead, long live the ISA
AI-generated software is weakening ISA lock-in. Discover why deterministic timing and programmable hardware could define the future of processor design.