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A two-person Seattle startup lands $1M to reinvent energy-hungry chips suitable for space
Seattle startup TriMagnetix raised new funding to build chips that use electrical pulses to process data with a fraction of the energy traditional semiconductors require.
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Seattle‑based startup TriMagnetix announced it has secured $1 million in new funding to develop chips that process data with electrical pulses, consuming only a fraction of the energy required by conventional semiconductors. The two‑person team aims to first market the technology to the space sector, where satellite operators seek hardware that is both radiation‑resistant and highly efficient. The funding will support the design and prototyping of these low‑power, pulse‑based processors for use in orbiting platforms.
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