d-Matrix Corsair
Digital in-memory compute aimed at fast, cheap small-batch inference.
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d-Matrix builds compute directly into SRAM arrays ('digital in-memory compute') to cut the data movement that dominates inference power. Corsair, its first production card, targets low-latency serving of sub-100B models; Microsoft's venture arm is an investor. Vendor performance claims await broad third-party validation.
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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.