Innatera Nanosystems
Develops ultra-efficient neuromorphic microprocessors that mimic the brain's mechanisms for processing fast information streams from multiple sensors.
- B2B
- manufacturing
- selling own inventory
- semiconductors
- artificial intelligence
- hardware
- deep tech
- iot internetofthings
- dt and ls
- horizon europe
- spinout
- core ai
- ai applications
- semiconductor designers and manufacturers
- nif defense security and resilience
- ai computing infrastructure
- chips and processors
- eicfund
- chips
- future of computing
- nif protection of critical infrastructure
- ai chips and processors
- microelectronics
- green computing
- wf green comouting
- processor
- nif ai
- neuromorphic chips and processors
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* | $5.0m Valuation: $80.0m | Series A | |
| Total Funding | 000k | ||
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