AI chip startup Tenstorrent announces a partnership with Samsung to produce next-generation products using the 4nm process

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com October 3 news, a few days ago, AI chip start-up company Tenstorrent announced that it will cooperate with Samsung to produce the next generation AI microchip, which is manufactured by 4nm's SF4X process.

Screenshot of the official website of ▲ Tenstorrent. According to the introduction below, Tenstorrent has built powerful RISC-V CPU and AI acceleration chips designed to break through the computing boundaries of many industries such as data centers, automobiles and robots. These small chips are designed to provide scalable power from milliwatts to megawatts for a wide range of applications from edge devices to data centers.

Tenstorrent praised the Samsung team as "known for its expertise in silicon manufacturing", which will be made using Samsung's state-of-the-art SF4X process, which has an impressive 4nm architecture.

Marco Chisari, head of Samsung's US contract manufacturing business, said: "Samsung is expanding in the US and we are committed to providing customers with the best semiconductor technology." "Samsung's advanced manufacturing process will accelerate Tenstorrent's innovation in RISC-V and AI for data center and automotive solutions," he added. "We look forward to becoming a contract manufacturing partner of Tenstorrente."

As previously reported by CTOnews.com, Tenstorrent completed a new round of $100 million in financing in August, involving Hyundai Motor Group and Samsung's venture capital firm Samsung Catalyst Fund. This is Tenstorrent's seventh round of financing, the key difference is that the previous financing is working with venture capitalists, but this time it is working directly with technology companies.