Phynomy is a deep-technology company developing specialized silicon for AI inference, with a focus on running agent loops efficiently on a single chip. Its physics-first approach uses computing inside memory so multiple models can remain loaded and pass work between one another without repeatedly moving their weights. Based in New York and Patna, Phynomy has a granted patent covering its core memristor device and has fabricated and measured memory arrays, though its production chip has not yet shipped.
Granted patent for dual-doped TiO₂ memristor (Indian 431/MUM/2015)
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Persona SystemsPersona Systems is a New York company built around developing and owning the technology behind its electronic products. It designs those products end to end, including hardware and embedded software, rather than licensing its core technology or relying on a commodity platform.
Sico Technology GmbHFounded in Bad Bleiberg in 1981, Sico Technology GmbH processes high-purity silicon, quartz and ceramics into components for the semiconductor industry. Its Austrian headquarters combines research and development with production, while the group operates across Austria, the United States and Singapore with nearly 150 employees. Sico is also known for a patented silicon injector designed to reduce particle defects and extend furnace operating time.FAIRPORT HARBOR, OH
Voyant PhotonicsVoyant Photonics develops chip-scale FMCW LiDAR sensors that give intelligent machines simultaneous depth and velocity data through silicon photonics and on-chip beam steering. Founded by Cornell-trained photonics researchers, the New York company combines coherent imaging chips with field-deployable sensors for applications ranging from automotive safety to robotics and infrastructure monitoring. Its Carbon platforms are available now, while the fully solid-state Helium device is designed for compact mobile systems.NEW YORK, NY
AspinityAspinity develops analog machine-learning chips that analyze sensor signals before digitization, enabling always-on AI for battery-powered devices. Based in Pittsburgh, the company built the commercially shipping AML100 around its AnalogML architecture, keeping digital processors asleep until meaningful events are detected. Its technology spans applications such as industrial machine monitoring, vehicle security and counter-drone acoustic detection, while AML200 extends the platform to classify wideband RF at the antenna.PITTSBURGH, PA