Memory-compute and encryption technology
Value for society
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Value for society
Making real-time intelligence more reliable
Faster decisions, fewer accidents and losses
Making AI viable on large numbers of devices
Higher efficiency for power-sensitive devices
Privacy and network resilience
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Making AI training more efficient
Training energy reduced by orders of magnitude
Better aligned
More inclusive intelligent infrastructure
Smaller cities · remote regions · traditional industries
Intelligence near the sensor
Upload results only: lower bandwidth and cloud costs
Local visual understanding
Navigation · assisted reading · real-time translation
ADAS / autonomous-driving edge inference
Lower latency and better real-time response
On-device perception and planning
Smoother motion and greater safety
On-device AI acceleration
Image enhancement · speech recognition · real-time translation
Local inference of large models
Office assistants · coding assistants · creative tools
Real-time health monitoring
All-day wear and continuous monitoring
The uses of in-memory computing
How many TOPS can a computing SSD deliver?
And no GOPS
MAC-unit count × operating frequency
1 MAC = 1 multiplication + 1 addition
Four computational processes in one step
No clock frequency
The TOPS formula does not apply
Equivalent computing performance
Traditional CPU/GPU
20 seconds / 100J
iNc solution
0.5 seconds / 2.5J
47× lower latency
Eliminating the bandwidth bottleneck
A harsh reality
500+ TOPS
Actual utilization is only
20–40%
63.7%
Of power is used for DRAM ↔ NPU transfers
Computes in the analog domain inside the array
Eliminating data movement at its source
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