ANAFLASH secured funding led by Stonebridge Ventures to commercialize its energy-efficient non-volatile AI microcontroller for battery-powered smart edge devices.
DRIMAES and ANAFLASH have partnered to develop an AI-powered infotainment platform for next-gen mobility solutions, combining mobility and AI technology
As a founding member of the 4-bits/cell NAND flash memory controller team at Samsung Electronics, I delved into the challenges of flash memory reliability—a pivotal research topic.
We won a U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II supplementary funding for $500,000 to conduct research and development (R&D) on energy efficient non-volatile neural network microprocessor for battery powered edge devices.
Discover how we are revolutionizing the edge computing industry with our cutting-edge embedded Non-Volatile Memory technology, exclusively licensed from the University of Minnesota.
ANAFLASH has moved to Plug and Play Tech Center located at Sunnyvale, and shared the company's energy efficient edge computing vision during the Plug and Play Silicon Valley Summit.
ANAFLASH has prototyped a standard logic based non-volatile neural network accelerator with its commercialization partners and presented it at the Flash Memory Summit 2022.
We have been with KIC Silicon Valley who helps engaging with global customers and investors. Through the support from KIC, we collaborate with promising AI technology startups in Korea.
EE Times included us as a Silicon 100 Startup Worth Watching in 2021 and featured us as a "specialist processors and accelerators" company that develops an AI accelerator chip.
Cadence Design Systems Inc. featured us as a brain inspired processor developer for edge AI devices, supporting us with necessary EDA tools through its Incubator Program.
The researchers from MIT featured our chip as a hot AI chip to look along with ones from Qualcomm, Intel, and others at 2020 IEEE High Performance Extreme Computing Conference.
We received the SBIR Phase II grant from the National Science Foundation to conduct research and development on the logic compatible non-volatile neural network accelerator.
Searching for the Perfect Artificial Synapse for AI Researchers tried out several new devices to get closer to the ideal needed for deep learning and neuromorphic computing