This page lists all companies worldwide that offer careers in computation engineering (most are ASIC design companies). I try to keep the list up to date with new companies as well as those that get acquired or cease operations.
- 1.Axelera AIMulti-core in-memory computing (SRAM) for low-precision edge execution
- 2.Biren TechnologyChinese datacenter GPUs target large-model acceleration under domestic supply constraints
- 3.BlaizeGraph Streaming Processor executes multimodal edge inference with programmable dataflow
- 4.BrainChipUltra-low-power neuromorphic processors that mimic the human brain
- 5.CambriconMLU accelerators expose proprietary ISA for Chinese server inference deployments
- 6.CerebrasWafer-scale logic-memory integration eliminating traditional interconnect fabrication bottlenecks
- 7.ChipAgentsMulti-agent LLM systems automating physical design and RTL verification
- 8.d-MatrixIn-memory computing optimizing Transformer-level KV-cache arithmetic intensity
- 9.DEEPXLow-power NPUs target robotics, cameras, factories, and automotive edge intelligence
- 10.EdgeCortixDynamic reconfigurable dataflow architectures maximizing compute-to-power efficiency
- 11.EnCharge AICharge-domain analog in-memory compute reduces transformer energy and bandwidth bottlenecks
- 12.EnflameCloudBlazer accelerators pursue scalable training and inference for Chinese clouds
- 13.EriduHigh-throughput network switches resolving cluster-level interconnect and data-path bottlenecks
- 14.EtchedHardwired, single-purpose ASICs exclusively for Transformers
- 15.ExpederaConfigurable NPU IP delivers area-efficient inference blocks for SoC integration
- 16.FractileInterleaved memory-compute architecture targets high-throughput, low-latency model inference workloads
- 17.FuriosaAIHigh-bandwidth memory combined with spatial dataflow architectures for inference
- 18.GraphcoreMassively parallel Intelligence Processing Units (IPUs) using fine-grained MIMD execution
- 19.GroqFully deterministic, software-scheduled SRAM execution engines eliminating runtime jitter
- 20.HailoStructure-driven stream processors utilizing hardware-native deep learning routing fabric
- 21.Huawei / HiSiliconAscend NPUs use Da Vinci cores across domestic AI stacks
- 22.HygonDCU accelerators adapt GPU-derived compute for Chinese datacenter deployments
- 23.Iluvatar CoreXTianshu GPUs emphasize CUDA-like migration for Chinese training workloads
- 24.KinaraPolymorphic dataflow architectures minimizing spatial latency for neural network execution
- 25.KneronReconfigurable edge NPUs support private vision inference and model portability
- 26.MatXLLM-specialized accelerators target hyperscale training efficiency through TPU-derived engineering design
- 27.MemryXAt-memory dataflow accelerator streams models without heavy external DRAM dependence
- 28.MetaXDomestic GPU alternatives target training and inference for Chinese infrastructure
- 29.MicrosoftMaia ASICs optimize Azure inference with rack-scale power-aware system design
- 30.Moore ThreadsMTT GPUs combine graphics heritage with AI acceleration compatibility layers
- 31.MythicAnalog compute-in-memory arrays store weights locally for efficient edge inference
- 32.Neuchips accelerates sparse recommendation and embedding-heavy inference workloads
- 33.NeuRealityNative hardware acceleration of networking and inference pipeline infrastructure
- 34.NeurophosOptical tensor processing units employing metamaterial optical computing arrays
- 35.OlixScaling an SRAM-architecture integrated with photonics
- 36.QualcommHexagon NPUs deliver mobile, automotive, and edge inference in SoCs
- 37.QuadricUnified processor IP tightly pairing DSP vector operations with NPU acceleration
- 38.Rain AINeuromorphic processors exploit sparse spiking dynamics for low-power inference execution
- 39.RebellionsHigh-bandwidth domain-specific silicon targeting low-latency financial and LLM token generation
- 40.Ricursive IntelligenceRL-driven end-to-end macro placement and automated design closure tooling
- 41.RivosRISC-V datacenter SoCs combine open CPUs with tensor acceleration engines
- 42.SambaNova SystemsReconfigurable Dataflow Architectures (RDA) utilizing a decoupled memory-to-compute fabric
- 43.SiMa.aiHeterogeneous MLSoC bridging vision processing pipelines with low-power NPU engines
- 44.SyntiantUltra-low-power, sub-milliwatt neural decision processors running compute-in-memory architectures
- 45.TenstorrentScalable, open-source RISC-V compute cores paired with networked packet-switched NOCs