Dynex partners with Georgia Tech on 16nm chip research

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Dynex Quantum Technologies AG is partnering with Georgia Tech to develop a 16-nanometer analog semiconductor architecture for neural network computations. This collaboration aims to support Dynex's "Dynex Apollo" quantum-driven neuromorphic computing architecture, which combines analog systems and stochastic dynamics for AI workloads. The research will leverage Georgia Tech's expertise in analog computing and low-power operations to advance Dynex's AI computing systems.


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