Yesterday, we invested in a group of Oxford University PhDs, creating quantum bits (qubits) with artificial intelligence. And on Monday, we will close on another that unifies hardware and software, to make AI systems run faster. At Tekedia Capital, we have elevated our game, co-investing with some of the largest funds in the world.
Microelectronics. Neuromorphics. Semiconductors. We are looking for startups pioneering new vistas in this space vector, with focus on accelerating computational capabilities for the AI age.
Our Fund is open to explore all phases, from transistor design phase to software systems, that can optimize how GPU (including neuromorphic neural processing units), and broad processing elements compute, process and work, even when those units are brand-less, under in-networked protocols. In other words, in 3 years, we expect alternative processing units which may not be made by the leading chip brands today, and which can be coupled to deliver high quality, just as some big companies use non-premium branded chips/servers to run their data centers.
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(photo: a setup where I tested an accelerometer (an inertial sensor) for use in a heart pacemaker)
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