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Ubitium reaches another milestone – First silicon
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Ubitium Becomes the World’s First CGRA to Execute Linux Without a Host
Ubitium has built the first Coarse-Grained Reconfigurable Array that can boot and run standard Linux directly, with no host CPU Düsseldorf, Germany, April 27, 2026: Ubitium GmbH today announced that its processor has successfully booted an off-the-shelf Linux operating system, making it the first Coarse-Grained Reconfigurable Array (CGRA) to execute Linux directly, without a host… Read more.
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Ubitium Tapes Out Universal Processor to End Embedded Computing Complexity Crisis
Ubitium Tapes Out First Silicon of its Universal Microprocessor Architecture on Samsung 8nm DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY, 9 March 2026: Ubitium, a German semiconductor start-up, today announced the tape-out of its first silicon on Samsung Foundry’s 8nm process. The tape-out was completed in December 2025. The chip is the first universal RISC-V processor to replace the stack… Read more.
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Ubitium has been selected to join Ignite Next, Europe’s new scale-up program for breakthrough innovation
Ubitium, the developer of the universal RISC-V processor, has been selected as one of ten deep tech companies to join the inaugural cohort of Ignite Next, Europe’s new scale-up program for breakthrough innovation. Created by the team behind the renowned Intel Ignite program and now fully independently operated, Ignite Next bridges the gap between early-stage… Read more.
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Meet Ubitium at XPONENTIAL Europe, March 24-26, Düsseldorf
XPONENTIAL Europe is one of Europe’s leading trade fairs and conferences for autonomous systems, uncrewed technologies, and robotics, bringing together the full ecosystem across air, and, maritime, and space in Düsseldorf. For the first time, XPONENTIAL Europe is placing a dedicated focus on defense and national security. Find us at Halle 01, Stand 1C26 Learn… Read more.
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Ubitium to present at embedded world Conference, March 12, Nürnberg
Prof. Dr. Christian Siemers (Ubitium) will present at the embedded world 2026 Conference on Thursday, 12 March in Nürnberg, Germany. 4.11: RISC-V Applications Real-Time Signal Processing and AI on a RISC-V CGRA Learn more about embedded world 2026 Conference Read more.
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Ubitium selected as Winner at Tech Tour Defence 2025, Paris
If a single processor is unavailable, production lines stand still. Hyun Shin Cho presented at Tech Tour Defence 2025, Paris: How supply-chain resilience can be strengthened by reducing system complexity using Ubitium’s Universal RISC-V Processor. Ubitium was selected as a Winner at Tech Tour Defence 2025, Paris with its dual-use technology. Learn more about Tech… Read more.
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embedded.com | Ubitium’s Universal Processor: A Solution to the Complexity Crisis in Embedded Systems
The modern automotive industry exemplifies a critical challenge facing embedded systems across multiple sectors. Where vehicles once contained perhaps two chips, today’s cars house approximately 200 processing units. The software complexity has grown exponentially alongside this hardware proliferation, with modern vehicles containing 150 million lines of code compared to the 10,000 lines found in earlier… Read more.
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XPU.pub | Can the Ubitium UB410 be the First Universal Processor?
Startup Ubitium is about to tape out its first chip, which it call a universal processor. The forthcoming UB410 is RISC-V compatible and aims to replace CPUs, GPUs, DSPs, and FPGAs. Initially focusing on consumer applications, the company seeks to provide a unified environment for general-purpose, AI, signal-processing, and other code. By Joseph Byrne Read… Read more.
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Ubitium and ADTechnology Collaborate to Bring Universal Processor to Market
Seoul, South Korea / Düsseldorf, Germany – August 6, 2025: ADTechnology, Korea’s largest semiconductor design house, has entered a development partnership with Ubitium, a German fabless semiconductor innovator, to bring its revolutionary UB410 microprocessor to silicon. The UB410 is a next-generation general-purpose microprocessor that replaces traditional CPUs, GPUs, DSPs, and FPGAs with a single, unified… Read more.
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