DARPA's OPTIMA program seeks ultra-efficient AI chips - Breaking Defense

Because it needs much less electricity per computation than current chips, the new hardware could take AI out of big data centers and onto drones, robots, and other small platforms at the “tactical edge.”

The big AI research DARPA is funding this year - Defense One

The Pentagon is funding new chip designs for the AI era - Defense One

The DARPA CHIPS Program

DARPA Announces $2 Billion Campaign to Develop Next Wave of AI

AI-focused 'hackathons' to kick off early next year as White House

DARPA Eyes Complex 3D Microelectronics

In the News UCLA Samueli School Of Engineering

New chip built for AI workloads attracts $18M in government support

New chip built for AI workloads attracts $18M in government support

Elara Nova: The Space Consultancy

Jonathan Morris on LinkedIn: DARPA's OPTIMA program seeks ultra

New chip built for AI workloads attracts $18M in government support

Richard Gullickson on LinkedIn: DARPA's OPTIMA program seeks ultra

AI Next Campaign (Archived)

Invoia Eyes SMBs' Recurring Revenue Challenges