Innatera unveils Pulsar neuromorphic microcontroller
Pulsar delivers 100X lower latency and 500X lower energy than conventional AI processors for edge devices. It enables real-time, ultra-low power intelligence in battery-powered sensors.
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Developer of ultra-low-power neuromorphic processors for edge devices
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In short: Innatera launched Synfire, expanded Pulsar partnerships, and added €4.6M funding.
Pulsar delivers 100X lower latency and 500X lower energy than conventional AI processors for edge devices. It enables real-time, ultra-low power intelligence in battery-powered sensors.
The investment supports the development of RISC-V AI chips. Innatera, a TU Delft spin-off, presented its first chip earlier this year.
The capital comes from Invest-NL Deep Tech Fund and EIC Fund. The company accelerates mass production of neuromorphic chips and develops new applications.
The European Innovation Council selects Innatera for its leadership in neuromorphic computing under the EIC Accelerator programme.
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Innatera has introduced Synfire, an open, community-driven platform designed to unify and accelerate the neuromorphic ecosystem. The platform is open for registration and will be...
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