Ceva says Mobilint's REGULUS is NeuPro's first production deployment
Shin's Seoul chip company put Ceva's SensPro DSP and NeuPro-Nano NPU into REGULUS, a 10 TOPS SoC at under 3W. Ceva calls it NeuPro's first production deployment; October reporting had the chip with customers for validation, and neither account discloses volume.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: PR Newswire Business Technology
Why it matters
REGULUS gives Ceva a commercial reference chip for its NeuPro NPU family and gives Mobilint a production SoC to sell into robotics, drones and cameras. The undisclosed customer list and unit volumes will decide whether this is a design milestone or the start of real edge AI revenue for both companies.
Dongjoo Shin founded Mobilint in Seoul in 2019 after earning a Ph.D. at KAIST, and on November 2nd Ceva said his company's REGULUS chip is the first production deployment of its NeuPro neural processing unit family, in the November 2nd announcement on PR Newswire.…
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