Silk is a machine learning company using on-device AI to empower businesses to build the next generation of intelligent connected devices. Silk Labs is building better experiences for IoT by providing the fabric that ties devices together.
Location: United States
Investors 2
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| - | Plug and P... | plugandpla... |
| - | 500 Startu... | 500.co |
Mentions in press and media 5
| Date | Title | Description |
| 21.11.2018 | Apple reportedly bought Silk Labs, a maker of privacy-focused AI for devices | Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. Most AI processing for mobile devices is currently handled by cloud servers, enabling companies such as Google and Amazon to monitor us... |
| 21.11.2018 | Apple puts its next generation of AI into sharper focus as it picks up Silk Labs | Apple’s HomePod is a distant third behind Amazon and Google when it comes to market share for smart speakers that double up as home hubs, with less than 5 percent share of the market for these devices in the U.S., according to one recent su... |
| 21.11.2018 | Apple Reportedly Acquired AI Company Silk Labs Categories Search | According to The Information's Aaron Tilley, Apple has quietly acquired a startup called, Silk Labs that specializes in making artificial intelligence software. The acquisition, which hasn’t been reported before, occurred earlier this year,... |
| 08.06.2016 | Ex-Mozilla team behind smart home hub Sense refunds Kickstarter backers, focuses on software | Earlier this year, a company called Silk Labs, co-founded by former Mozilla CTO Andreas Gal, unveiled its plans to address the smart home market with a hub called “Sense,” which interoperates with a home’s connected devices, while also auto... |
| 16.02.2016 | Ex-Mozilla Team Unveils “Sense,” An Intelligent, Secure Hub For The Smart Home | With the emerging ecosystem of connected devices – often dubbed the “Internet of Things” – consumers are rightly worried about the security and privacy implications associated with always-on hardware in their homes that listen, watch, obser... |