Semiconductors

Morphing Machines raises a $4.3M Series A round to accelerate its efforts to build ‘REDEFINE’ a parallel-processing reconfigurable chip for new-age applications.

In the world of semiconductors, a lot of attention goes to chip architecture, manufacturing scale-ups, or which companies are pushing the boundaries of performance. But behind all of that is a quiet, critical process that makes modern chips possible: LITHOGRAPHY.

The Promise of Light-Speed Computing Photonics leverages the unique properties of photons, or light particles, to offer several key advantages over traditional electronics: Unparalleled Speed: Photons travel at the speed of light, the maximum speed achievable in the universe. This translates to ultra-fast data transmission and processing speeds, crucial for data-intensive applications like AI and high-performance computing. Exceptional Energy Efficiency: Unlike electrons, ph

Morphing Machines, an Indian fabless semiconductor IP company, building reconfigurable manycore processors for new-age applications in Data Centres, AI-ML at the edge,5G/6G telecom etc., has raised $2.76M in a seed round led by Speciale Invest. The old English adage goes ‘Jack of all trades, master of none.’ In the world of semiconductors, the jack of all trades is an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) - a semiconductor device that can be configured multiple times to do dif