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TetraMem - Accelerate The World

TetraMem - Accelerate The World

Computer Hardware Manufacturing

San Jose, California 16,902 followers

The Computing Fabric For AGI

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TetraMem is developing cutting-edge analog computing solutions for AI applications, offering exceptional performance with ultra-low power consumption.

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http://www.tetramem.com
Industry
Computer Hardware Manufacturing
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
San Jose, California
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2018

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  • Excited and honored for TetraMem to participate in the Lam Capital Venture Competition poster session alongside so many outstanding semiconductor and AI innovators! A big thank you to Lam Research and Lam Capital for the strong multi-round investment support and ongoing collaboration with TetraMem. Beyond investment, we are also working together through strategic technical collaborations and joint engagements to help accelerate next-generation intelligent semiconductor manufacturing with built-in AI capabilities! At TetraMem, we believe the future of AI computing will require fundamentally new architectures beyond conventional digital scaling. Our multi-level RRAM analog in-memory computing technology aims to dramatically reduce data movement and unlock the next leap in AI efficiency and scalability. Looking forward to the deep technical discussions and meeting everyone at the event! 🌟 #AI #Semiconductor #AIHardware #InMemoryComputing #AnalogComputing #RRAM #Memristor #DeepTech #LamResearch #FutureOfComputing #StartupInnovation

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    🚀 Excited to announce the poster sessions at the Lam Capital Venture Competition! We’re bringing together two impressive groups under one roof: selected Lam Capital portfolio companies and the finalists of this year’s venture competition — all showcasing breakthrough work across semiconductors and AI, from advanced compute and photonics to the next generation of intelligent systems. These poster sessions offer a chance to engage directly with the founders and teams building technologies that will define the future of the industry. Expect deep technical conversations, bold ideas, and a close-up look at innovation happening at the edge of what’s possible. Participating portfolio companies: 🔬 2Pi Inc. 💡 Avicena TechCorvic AI 🔊 Crystal Sonic 🤖 EbotsGeminusMultibeam Corporation 🌟 OpenLight 🧩 Os Corporation 💎 TetraMem - Accelerate The World A huge thank you to our portfolio companies and competition finalists for sharing their work, and to everyone joining us to celebrate what’s next. 🔗 For details on the event agenda and company information, please visit https://bit.ly/3NR6umw

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  • TetraMem Announces 22nm Multi-Level RRAM Analog In-Memory Computing SoC Milestone 🌟Excited to share that TetraMem has achieved a major commercial milestone based on years of deep technology development: our MLX200 multi-level RRAM–based analog in-memory computing SoC on a commercial 22nm TSMC process. This marks an important step in bringing analog computing—based on one of the most promising and disruptive non-volatile memory (NVM) technologies, RRAM (also known as memristor)—into real silicon at advanced nodes, moving beyond research toward scalable production. Why this matters: 👉 Memory and compute are converging through multi-level RRAM, enabling true in-memory computing with massive parallelism 👉 Data movement is now the dominant bottleneck in AI—driving power, latency, and cost 👉 RRAM brings key advantages: small cell size, multi-level storage, analog programmability, good retention, good endurance and CMOS compatibility 👉 Scalable to advanced nodes below 3nm, enabling continued gains in density and efficiency 👉 New architectures are needed, and analog in-memory computing offers a path beyond the von Neumann limit With EVK shipments targeted for 2H 2026, we are working closely with partners and customers to accelerate real-world deployment and full mask tape-out production! Special thanks to TSMC for their strong collaboration and support, and to our eco-system partners and customers for their continued trust and engagement. Proud of the entire team and our ecosystem partners who made this possible. 📄 Full release: https://lnkd.in/gCfnqeG3 #AI #AIHardware #InMemoryComputing #AnalogComputing #RRAM #Memristor #Semiconductor #TSMC #DeepTech #FutureOfComputing

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    Excited to see this work officially published in Science. A big step forward for pushing computing beyond traditional limits—proud of the team and our collaborators!! Onward 🚀 #RRAM #Memristor #DeepTech #AIHardware #Space

    Every probe humanity has sent to Venus has failed. The Soviet Venera landers survived just 23 minutes to 2 hours under ~460°C. Even specially designed electronics eventually broke down—data stopped flowing. Now imagine computing systems that don’t just survive—but operate reliably far beyond that. We’re excited to share that our joint research with leading academic partners has been formally published in Science (May 15 issue): 🔥 RRAM / memristor devices operating at 700°C with multi-level capability 🔥 Data retention >50 hours at extreme temperature 🔥 >1 billion switching cycles 🔥 Low-voltage, high-speed operation This is not just a materials breakthrough—it’s a foundation for a new class of computing. At TetraMem, we believe this validates something deeper: 👉 Computing is moving closer to physics 👉 Memory and compute are converging 👉 AI infrastructure will extend beyond traditional environments include space! From edge AI to industrial systems—and ultimately to space-based AI infrastructure—this is a step toward enabling intelligence anywhere. Proud of the incredible collaboration across academia and industry that made this possible. 📄 Full announcement: https://lnkd.in/gWi6s44J #RRAM #Memristor #AIHardware #InMemoryComputing #Semiconductor #DeepTech #SpaceTech #SPACE #AnalogComputing #FutureOfComputing #USC #UMASS

  • Every probe humanity has sent to Venus has failed. The Soviet Venera landers survived just 23 minutes to 2 hours under ~460°C. Even specially designed electronics eventually broke down—data stopped flowing. Now imagine computing systems that don’t just survive—but operate reliably far beyond that. We’re excited to share that our joint research with leading academic partners has been formally published in Science (May 15 issue): 🔥 RRAM / memristor devices operating at 700°C with multi-level capability 🔥 Data retention >50 hours at extreme temperature 🔥 >1 billion switching cycles 🔥 Low-voltage, high-speed operation This is not just a materials breakthrough—it’s a foundation for a new class of computing. At TetraMem, we believe this validates something deeper: 👉 Computing is moving closer to physics 👉 Memory and compute are converging 👉 AI infrastructure will extend beyond traditional environments include space! From edge AI to industrial systems—and ultimately to space-based AI infrastructure—this is a step toward enabling intelligence anywhere. Proud of the incredible collaboration across academia and industry that made this possible. 📄 Full announcement: https://lnkd.in/gWi6s44J #RRAM #Memristor #AIHardware #InMemoryComputing #Semiconductor #DeepTech #SpaceTech #SPACE #AnalogComputing #FutureOfComputing #USC #UMASS

  • Breaking through extreme conditions is not just a scientific milestone — it’s a pathway to real-world impact 🌟 While academic research continues to push the boundaries of what’s physically possible, the next step is translating these breakthroughs into scalable, manufacturable, and deployable technologies. At TetraMem, we are focused on exactly that:Bringing next-generation memory and computing innovations from lab concepts into production-ready AI hardware. We are proud to see foundational work led by J. Joshua Yang — Arthur B. Freeman Chair Professor at University of Southern California, and Co-founder, Scientific Board Member, and Chief Advisor of TetraMem — continuing to expand the frontier of memory technology!! From research to commercialization, this journey is what will ultimately define the future of AI computing 🌟 🌟 #TetraMem #AIHardware #Semiconductor #DeepTech #Commercialization #Innovation #FutureOfComputing #USC #USCViterbiSchoolofEngineering

    Did you know? The electronics inside your phone, cars, and every satellite orbiting Earth share one critical weakness: heat 🔥! For decades, this thermal ceiling has been one of the hardest walls in engineering. But we have some good news for you: J. Joshua Yang from our department reported a new type of electronic memory device that kept working reliably at 700 degrees Celsius, hotter than lava and beyond anything previously achieved! ⚡ His study was published in Science Magazine last month. Read more about Joshua's work here: https://lnkd.in/gc3K7Q_s USC Viterbi School of Engineering USC School of Advanced Computing TetraMem - Accelerate The World University of Southern California

  • Great event — thanks to the Foothill Ventures team and Enterprise Singapore for hosting such a meaningful discussion. The “Singapore Advantage” really stood out — as a strategic hub connecting global innovation, manufacturing, and deep tech ecosystems. These cross-border conversations are increasingly important as semiconductors and AI infrastructure scale globally. Appreciate the opportunity to connect with fellow founders and partners — looking forward to building more together!! #DeepTech #Semiconductor #AI #EdgeAI #DataCenter #Startup #GlobalInnovation #Singapore

    Had such a great time hosting a deep tech breakfast with Enterprise Singapore last Friday at Foothill Ventures’ office in downtown Los Altos. We took a deep dive into the “Singapore Advantage” — looking at how the APAC region is becoming the heartbeat for advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, robotics and climate tech. A few favorite moments: - Seeing our portfolio founders swap notes on R&D and global supply chains. - Disucssing how Singapore isn’t just a market, but a strategic “neutral node” for deep tech growth. Huge thanks to Nur Iman Aris, Ken Mun Wong for cohosting this event specifically for our portfolio companies, and Sophia Ng and the Enterprise Singapore team to fly all the way from Singapore to the valley to meet our founders. At Foothill Ventures, we really believe that supporting deep tech means building these global bridges early and often. Thanks to all of our founders coming over who made this event to be remembered! Terry Moon (CarbonSix) Alan Liu (Quintessent Inc.) Ning Ge, Ph.D., MBA (TetraMem - Accelerate The World) Manchen Hu (LightXcelerate) Jess Lee (Laminar) Ning Li (NovoLINC) Doug Donzelli (Synfini, Inc.) Sudhanshu Misra (ChEmpower Corporation), specially some of whom travelled from other cities, and even other countries. Excited to see where these new connections lead! 🇸🇬✈️🇺🇸 #deeptech #startup #robotics #physicalai #semiconductor #cooling #datacenter #drugdiscovery #edgeai #compute #enterpriseSG #singapore

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  • Thank you Lam Capital for the great support and summary! GTC 2026 clearly showed that the AI stack is being fundamentally rewritten. A few reflections from our side at TetraMem – Accelerate The World: 🧠 The real bottleneck is shifting As AI becomes the infrastructure layer, the challenge is no longer just compute scaling — it’s data movement, memory, and energy efficiency. 👉 The industry is moving from: Compute-centric → memory-centric architectures Training focus → inference at scale ⚡ Inference is where efficiency matters most We fully agree — inference is now the strategic battleground. At scale, the key metrics are: *Energy per token *Latency *Cost efficiency This is exactly where compute-in-memory (CIM) and new architectures can deliver step-function improvements. 🔗 Beyond interconnect — reducing the need for movement Optical interconnect is a critical step forward, but it also highlights a deeper issue: We are still trying to move massive amounts of data faster. At TetraMem, we believe the next leap is: 👉 Eliminating unnecessary data movement altogether 🚀 Our perspective With memristor-based analog in-memory computing: *Compute happens where the data resides *Memory and compute are unified *Efficiency scales from edge to data center 🎯 Bottom line AI is becoming infrastructure — but its scalability will be defined by how efficiently we handle data, not just how fast we compute. Excited to see the ecosystem pushing forward across compute, memory, and interconnect. #AI #GTC2026 #Inference #EdgeAI #DataCenter #Semiconductor #Memory #ComputeInMemory #RRAM #Memristor #DeepTech

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    🚀 GTC 2026 reinforced just how quickly the AI stack is being rewritten, and where the next wave of venture opportunity lies. At Lam Capital, a few themes stood out clearly: 👉 AI has become the infrastructure layer. Compute, data workflows, design, automation, everything now assumes AI as the default substrate. Companies no longer “add AI”; they build on AI. This shift is opening entirely new system‑level opportunities for startups reshaping compute, memory, networking, and software orchestration. 👉 Inference has become strategically important. As models continue to scale, the challenge has shifted from training breakthroughs to delivering low‑latency, cost‑efficient inference at massive scale. This is driving new architectures and new silicon, and accelerating demand for specialized acceleration, sparsity, and memory‑centric compute. Lam Capital portfolio companies like d-Matrix, and TetraMem - Accelerate The World are directly aligned with this transition, pioneering inference‑optimized compute architectures built for the real workloads. 👉Optical interconnect is emerging as the answer to the latency wall. Electrical interconnect simply cannot scale to the bandwidth and latency requirements of next‑gen AI clusters. Optical solutions such as photonic fabrics, chip‑to‑chip links, optical I/O were front‑and‑center at GTC as the path forward for multi‑die and multi‑rack AI systems. We’re proud to support companies like Avicena Tech, and OpenLight each pushing the frontier of photonics and optical interconnect to enable faster, larger, and more efficient AI systems. 👉 Agentic AI is becoming a company‑level strategy. Agentic systems, autonomous, multi‑step, goal‑directed AI, will transform how businesses operate internally and how products interact externally. The shift is as significant as the move to cloud a decade ago. Successful companies will adopt an “agent‑first” architecture across workflows, tooling, and customer‑facing experiences.

  • Proud to see this recognition — and grateful to be part of this journey. Huge congratulations to our co-founder, Prof. J. Joshua Yang and the entire USC community for this well-deserved spotlight. The work on memristor/RRAM, neuromorphic computing, and next-generation AI hardware is not only academically groundbreaking, but increasingly critical to the future of scalable AI systems. At TetraMem – Accelerate The World, we are excited to translate these innovations into real-world impact — from analog in-memory computing to enabling efficient AI across edge and data center. As AI continues to scale, breakthroughs in memory and compute architectures will be key to overcoming the limits of today’s systems. Looking forward to seeing even more innovation coming out of USC and the broader ecosystem. #USC #Innovation #AIHardware #RRAM #Memristor #ComputeInMemory #Neuromorphic #Semiconductor #DeepTech

    We're so proud to work with #USCinventors and be the host institution for #NAI2026! In 2022, five University of Southern California inventors were inducted into the National Academy of Inventors. This week, we spotlight Dr. J. Joshua Yang, the Arthur B. Freeman Chair Professor at USC Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, where he leads research on post-CMOS hardware for neuromorphic computing, in-memory and near-sensor computing, #artificialintelligence hardware, and emerging nonvolatile memory technologies. He serves as director of an AFOSR- and AFRL-sponsored Center of Excellence on Neuromorphic Computing Under Extreme Environments. His inventive work has resulted in more than 120 granted U.S. patents and pending applications covering resistive switching devices, #RRAM-based memory and computing architectures, and AI hardware accelerators, with multiple technologies licensed for commercial development. He is co-founder of the AI hardware startup TetraMem - Accelerate The World. You can’t spell #reSearCh without SC! Watch our video about USC's groundbreaking research and innovation: https://lnkd.in/eaj_ic86

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  • Great discussion at the CASPA Spring Symposium — many thanks to Joe Chen and the CASPA Office team for organizing such a timely event. This year’s focus on storage really resonated. As AI scales, data movement and memory are becoming the true bottlenecks — not just compute. 🧠 Mobile vs. Cloud — Our View While massive investments are flowing into AI data centers, the mobile side risks being underdeveloped. If mobile cannot deliver low-power, high-performance AI chips, we risk a future where: *AI lives only in the cloud *Devices become thin clients *Smartphones become “dumb” again 🚀 TetraMem’s Perspective At TetraMem, we believe the path forward is not just scaling compute — but eliminating data movement across both edge and data center. With memristor-based analog in-memory computing: *Enable large-scale models on edge devices *Operate within mobile power constraints *Deliver significantly lower energy per token *Scale seamlessly from data center to edge as a unified computing fabric 🎯 Bottom Line If AI becomes efficient enough at the edge, demand will explode — across both mobile and cloud. That’s the future we are building at TetraMem – Accelerate The World! #AI #EdgeAI #MobileAI #DataCenter #Semiconductor #Memory #ComputeInMemory #RRAM #Memristor #Innovation

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    Mobile vs. Cloud: who will win in the era of AI? I was invited to the CASPA Spring Symposium, where this year's focus was on storage—an essential aspect of the AI compute and increasingly an unsurmountable obstacle. The event was timely and the discussions were engaging. I expressed my concern that while the industry is heavily investing in AI data center infrastructure to meet the growing demands for AI token production, the needs of mobile industry are being largely overlooked. The mobile industry led by Apple/Samsung Electronics/Google/Qualcomm/Arm/MediaTek must evolve to create "smarter" devices that truly embody the concept of "smartphones" in the AI era. The smartphone moniker was first used to market Ericsson R380 handset in 2000. If mobile industry fails to develop a low power, highly capable mobile AI chip, then mobile phones will become “dumb devices”, again. In such a scenario, valuable AI computation would be relegated to cloud data centers, powered by NVIDIA and AMD, transmitted last mile via RF, reducing mobile phones to mere wireless communication tools with screens. The mobile industry aims to avoid this fate, yet the mobile semiconductor sector has yet to produce chips powerful enough and energy efficient to run large AI models on the edge, as these models were originally designed for cloud operation and requires large power and storage envelop to operate. However, innovation at TetraMem - Accelerate The World—particularly with our Memristor-powered NPUs and our upcoming fourth generation of chips—holds promise. We anticipate being able to integrate an entire model with 100 billion parameters into a single mobile NPU, enabling it to operate within the power envelope of a mobile phone. This advancement could mark a pivotal moment for the mobile industry, restoring its status as a leading category in tech CapEx and value creation. The competition between mobile and cloud computing will persist, but it's crucial to recognize that computational demand is highly fungible. As the cost of computation decreases, demand will increase. If mobile devices can run LLMs in the edge at an extremely low token unit price, token consumption will go off the chart, both on the edge AND in the cloud. That is the vision we hold firmly at TetraMem - Accelerate The World.

  • 🚀 Memristor / RRAM Are Ready for Space Data Center!!! We’re excited to share that memristor (RRAM) technology has reached a major milestone — demonstrating reliable operation under extreme conditions, including up to 700°C and harsh space environment, while maintaining strong endurance. This is a powerful validation that RRAM is not only ready for next-generation AI computing, but also for the most demanding environments — from edge to space. 📄 The work has just been published as a main article in Science: https://lnkd.in/dHKFrmKQ 👏 Congratulations to the entire team on another outstanding achievement!! 🔥 Why this matters Extreme reliability → Enables aerospace, defense, and harsh-environment applications High endurance under stress → Validates long-term stability of RRAM devices Broadens the horizon → From AI acceleration to space-grade computing 💡 At TetraMem, we believe breakthroughs like this continue to reinforce the foundation for analog in-memory computing (A-IMC) — delivering scalable, efficient intelligence across edge, data center, and beyond Earth. #RRAM #Memristor #AIHardware #Semiconductor #SpaceTech #ComputeInMemory #Innovation #USC #UMASS

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