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Phonak’s new EON hearing aids run two AI systems on a chip built to sip power

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Phonak has launched EON, a hearing aid platform built around a newly developed processor the company calls HYPERSONIC, which it says runs two artificial intelligence systems in parallel while drawing 37% less power than the generation before it. The Sonova-owned brand is pitching the release at the…

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  1. 2026-08-24 09:17 · The Next Web
    Phonak’s new EON hearing aids run two AI systems on a chip built to sip power

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