This thread reminded me of potato semi. which is always a good (but dead serious?) laugh. http://www.potatosemi.com/
There is also a UK chip startup: Fish NAND Semi Ltd
HTTPS://wwww.fishnandsemi.co.uk/
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#72https://infiniteseconds.com/ ~ IP single-chip, energy harvest, sensing, flexible, low-power, IOT ready, in-house manufacturing, big infrastructure ready. "Paint your Night with Light".
Why doesn't the website say anything about the product? It is just an infinite symbol.
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Re: Ask HN: Chip startups?
#73https://infiniteseconds.com/ ~ IP single-chip, energy harvest, sensing, flexible, low-power, IOT ready, in-house manufacturing, big infrastructure ready. "Paint your Night with Light".
Why doesn't the website say anything about the product? It is just an infinite symbol.
Is not just an infinite symbol, more like a work of art, a magnificent infinite platform
Re: Ask HN: Chip startups?
#74Plug for my startup, Ephemeraltronics. I'm designing an affordable electron microscope for high schools and small businesses. While that doesn't sound like a chip startup, the long term goal is to create multipurpose tools that enable semiconductor fabrication with electron beam milling and chemical vapor deposition.
Have you checked out IMEC and their imaging sensors? They have fantastic technology and are open to spinoffs and funding.
No, looks like a really cool company. Their hyperspectral imaging sensors will definitely enable a lot cool science. Limited to optical frequencies though so not as useful for the type of micro or nano scale imaging semiconductors require.
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#75Earlier quoted context omitted.
Have you checked out IMEC and their imaging sensors? They have fantastic technology and are open to spinoffs and funding.
No, looks like a really cool company. Their hyperspectral imaging sensors will definitely enable a lot cool science. Limited to optical frequencies though so not as useful for the type of micro or nano scale imaging semiconductors require.
I had worked on their Hyperspectral imaging sensors providing surrounding support (Dev kit + SW stack). It is definitely cool and has a lot of applications especially for detection of adulteration in food etc.