Tectivum — AI chips, sensors, edge systems
Tectivum chip package concept
Design concept · Development program
Tectivum / Silicon

INTELLIGENCE
AT THE CORE.

AI acceleration, sensor processing and compute modules. A silicon roadmap built around the workloads our machines need to run.

Purpose before process

DESIGN THE CHIP
AROUND THE MISSION.

Our first step is to characterize real workloads: perception, sensor fusion, compact models and agent orchestration. Power, memory, latency and reliability set the architecture.

The objective is Tectivum-designed silicon and modules that can move across edge devices and Capacitas compute nodes, with a software toolchain that makes the hardware usable.

Initial approach
Commercial silicon + custom modules
Custom silicon
Research and design roadmap
Optimization
Performance per watt, memory and latency
Integration
Sensors, boards and Capacitas nodes
Fabrication route
Qualified foundry partners
Availability
Development program
Three connected layers

FROM PROCESSOR
TO PLATFORM.

01 / Edge acceleration

Do more locally.

Benchmark perception and inference on available accelerators before committing to a custom design. Keep field power and thermal limits central.

02 / Compute modules

Build the interface.

Develop carrier boards, memory and I/O integration, secure boot and thermal solutions that turn a processor into a deployable subsystem.

03 / Custom silicon

Own the difference.

Identify the workloads where specialized logic can justify the engineering effort. Progress through FPGA validation, foundry evaluation and prototype silicon.

A measured path to silicon

BENCHMARK FIRST.
TAPE OUT WITH EVIDENCE.

Our roadmap starts with an instrumented reference system, advances to Tectivum boards and modules, and then evaluates a custom ASIC or chiplet. Wafer fabrication, package assembly and system manufacturing are separate workstreams.

A dedicated wafer fab is a distinct long-term investment decision. The initial manufacturing focus is product integration, test and repeatable assembly.

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SILICON MEETS THE WORLD.

Explore the sensing systems that supply the signal.

Explore sensors