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The 10 Hottest Semiconductor Startups Of 2023 (So Far)
Dylan Martin
These semiconductor startups could benefit from the hype around generative AI that has some companies looking at alternatives to GPU powerhouse Nvidia and better ways to architect systems. Some of these young companies are working on foundational or adjacent technologies that could improve the way AI work is computed in the future.
Eliyan
Founder, CEO: Ramin Farjadrad
Eliyan thinks its chiplet interconnect offering can best advanced packaging technologies from chip giants like Intel and TSMC to enable the next wave of high-performance chip architectures.
The Santa Clara, Calif.-based startup last November disclosed that it had raised a $40 million Series A funding round from investors, including Intel Capital and Micron Capital, to develop and ramp up production of its NuLink die-to-die interconnect technologies.
In May, the company unveiled the availability of its NuLink PHY technology, which is manufactured using TSMC’s standard 5nm process to transport data at high speeds between chiplets without the drawbacks of advanced packaging technologies.
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