World's first fully integrated analog computing chip for one-step solving of matrix equations unveiled

It was learned from analog computing chip company Anna Zhixin that the company's self-developed AX100 chip completed tape-out in October. This is the world's first fully integrated analog computing chip that solves matrix equations in a single step. Testing shows that the chip's single matrix equation solving time is less than 100 nanoseconds, and the power consumption per computation is approximately 80 milliwatts, fully meeting theoretical simulation and design expectations.