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ST Charges its Edge AI Push with Biosensor MEMS

Edge AI applications are the rage for semiconductor vendors. Everyone is talking about it and trying to gain a strong foothold with innovative applications. STMicroelectronics joined the throng at Electronica.
ST Charges its Edge AI Push with Biosensor MEMS
Simone Ferri, group vice president of analog, power & discrete, MEMS and sensors at STMicroelectronics (Photo: Kolade Ojo)

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By Kolade Ojo

What’s at stake:

The big challenge for semiconductor companies racing to offer solutions for the deployment of AI at the edge is figuring out who will bear the responsibility for shaping the future of AI application devices. Should it be the companies developing the technology or the industries applying it? STMicroelectronics isn’t waiting for an answer, though. Rather, it is adding AI capabilities to existing technologies, including MEMS.

There is no doubt about the semiconductor industry’s prevailing focus today. It is artificial intelligence (AI), but not just the kind of AI products and expectations that have propelled Nvidia Corp. into the ranks of the world’s most valuable publicly-traded enterprises.

At the recently concluded Electronica 2024 Exhibition in Munich, AI was the most prominent topic and products. AI resounded throughout the Munich Messe halls as the rallying cry for innovation, with companies across the industry spectrum pushing promises to leverage advancements in the fast-growing market.


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