Innatera, the leader in brain-like neuromorphic computing for ultra-low-power intelligence at the sensor edge, today announced that Xiamen Joyatech Co., Ltd. ("Joya") has become its first Original ...

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Innatera has announced that Xiamen Joyatech (Joya) has become its first Original Design Manufacturer (ODM) customer.