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Innatera Launches Synfire to Unify the Neuromorphic Ecosystem and Accelerate Real-World Edge AI Deployment
An open, community-driven platform that brings researchers, developers, and industry together to standardize and scale neuromorphic systems
Joya Design Takes Neuromorphic Chip from Design to Device with First Innatera-Powered Consumer Audio Product at AWE China
Following the collaboration, Joya Design rapidly integrates Innatera’s Pulsar chip into a new ready-to-deploy AI module
Neuromorphic Enters the Mainstream with Innatera’s Pulsar chip at Embedded World 2026
Real deployments from sensing, industrial systems, and intelligent devices point to a shift in how embedded products are designed
Innatera and Byte Lab announce strategic solution partnership to accelerate deployable neuromorphic edge AI systems
Combining brain-like processing with production-ready electronics design to accelerate real-world deployments
Innatera Selects Synopsys Simulation to Scale Brain-Inspired Processors for Edge Devices
Innatera adopts Synopsys simulation technology to help design neuromorphic chips that enable low-power AI for wearables, smart home devices, and digital twin industrial sensors
Socionext and Innatera Introduce Integrated 60 GHz FMCW Radar and Neuromorphic Edge AI for Human Presence Detection
Embedded World 2026 | Nuremberg | March 10–12 | Booth 4A-628
Redefining the Cutting Edge: Innatera Debuts Real-World Neuromorphic Edge AI at CES 2026
Accelerated path to deployment: Pulsar now powering real devices from IoT partners, and debuting early ODM engagements
Innatera and 42T join forces to power the next wave of intelligent product innovation
Brain-inspired edge AI and cross-sector engineering know-how combine to create smarter, ultra-efficient devices and systems
VLSI EXPERT selects Innatera Spiking Neural Processors to build industry-led neuromorphic talent pool
Hands-on courses will be powered by Pulsar microcontrollers across universities and professional programs