Semidynamics: A Single-Software-Stack, Configurable and Customizable RISC-V Solution
Founded with a vision to create transformative, customizable IP solutions, Semidynamics has emerged as a significant player in the AI hardware industry. Initially operating as a design engineering company, Semidynamics spent its early years exploring various pathways before pivoting to develop proprietary intellectual property (IP) around 2019. With financial support from the European Union, they began by creating highly efficient Core and Vector Units, receiving recognition from the tech ecosystem.
Over the past year, Semidynamics has made several announcements highlighting their technology advancements and partnership engagements to support many fast growing market segments. Their signature value proposition is a versatile “All-in-One IP” solution equipped to meet the demands of modern AI applications.
During the RISC-V Summit 2024, I sat down with Roger Espasa, Founder and CEO of Semidynamics to receive a holistic update. The following is a synthesis of that discussion.
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