Neuromorphic Computing Companies

Provider of neural learning processors for edge AI applications. The processors can be embedded into devices and they comprise an architecture that enables edge devices to run deep learning applications instead of using the cloud. Its features include real-time operation, reduced power consumption, as well as a software development kit co-developed with the hardware. It caters to automotive, smart cities and smart homes, drones, wearables, and AR/VR industries.

Lightelligence (a spin-off from MIT) is developing optical chips and software solutions for artificial intelligence based computing. The company aims to develop integrated photonics chips for processing and computing machine learning and deep learning algorithms. It claims that its products will have multiple features including high speed, low latency, and low power consumption. Partners include Baidu Ventures, MIT, and NVIDIA.

Provider of neuromorphic microprocessors. It leverages a computing system called spiking neural network to encode voltage spikes, realize its cognitive functions, and to encode sensor information through which the processor can mimic the brains mechanisms.

Developer of cycle-accurate software programmable processors and related solutions. It offers processors, voice and audio interfaces, and development tools. The company provides solutions for audio, collaboration, motor and motion control, voice AI, and security applications. Its processors are used in consumer, industrial, and automotive sectors. The company also provides direct support, training, evaluation kits, and software components.