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Made for your model

Your model, your chip.

Your model, your chip. The same cores and routes, redefined around your model, power budget and volume.

Die surface with memory arrays and logic regions (illustrative)
Fig. 1 · Anatomy of a custom chip (illustrative)

Made for your model

0.6B → 35B+model range

The three production chips came off this same line. Change the model and the power budget, and you get another chip.

Scope

Routes
MaskROM · SRAM CIM · near-memory
Inference cores
FS-Fusion / Attention / MoE / Linear
Vehicle
Fanshi ASIC, or integrated into your SoC
Delivery
FPGA sample → tape-out → production
Process
SMIC 28 nm
First step
Run the model on the FPGA evaluation board
Package / interfaces
Per project

Who it is for

  • Frozen models shipping at volume
  • Industry devices that need their own chip
  • Teams with their own SoC adding LLM capability

From an email to a chip

  1. 01

    Choose the route

    Target model, performance and power goals, update cadence, interfaces. The first question is always: how often does the model change?

  2. 02

    FPGA evaluation

    Deploy the inference core on the evaluation board, run the model, measure accuracy and throughput: the first engineering sample.

  3. 03

    System design-in

    Interfaces, system software and field validation around the evaluation results, turning the sample into a product prototype.

  4. 04

    ASIC delivery

    Once the model is frozen: production ASIC, or the IP integrated into your own silicon.

Start from your model

Send the target model, performance and power goals, volume and timeline. We reply with a route recommendation and an evaluation plan.

Start from your model