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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 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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Ubitium Accelerates Universal RISC-V Development with Siemens’ Veloce proFPGA CS
Düsseldorf, Germany – June 25, 2025: Ubitium GmbH, a pioneering microprocessor startup that is developing a universal RISC-V processor, today announced they are leveraging Siemens’ VeloceTM proFPGA CS platform to rapidly prototype and validate their next-generation processor architecture. Ubitium is redefining processor architecture by introducing a single, homogenous design that eliminates inefficiencies and simplifies computing,… Read more.
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Ubitium Debuts First Universal RISC-V Processor to Enable AI at No Additional Cost, as It Raises $3.7M
Semiconductor veterans secure $3.7M seed funding to launch a universal RISC-V processor that eliminates the need for specialized chips, enabling advanced AI at no additional cost in embedded systems by reimagining IBM’s 1967 processing approach Düsseldorf, Germany – November 21, 2024: For over half a century, general-purpose processors have been built on the Tomasulo algorithm,… Read more.