Floadia
Stage
Series C | AliveTotal Raised
$33.3MLast Raised
$11.5M | 2 yrs agoMissing: Floadia's Product Demo & Case Studies
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Floadia Patents
Floadia has filed 26 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- Computer memory
- Integrated circuits
- Transistor types

Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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12/26/2018 | 3/22/2022 | Image sensors, Sensors, Digital photography, Live-preview digital cameras, Image processing | Grant |
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Grant Date | 3/22/2022 |
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Related Topics | Image sensors, Sensors, Digital photography, Live-preview digital cameras, Image processing |
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Latest Floadia News
Dec 15, 2021
Floadia Corporation, headquartered in Kodaira-shi, Tokyo, has developed a prototype 7-bit-per-cell flash memory chip that can retain analog data for 10 years at 150 degrees Celsius by devising a memory cell structure and control method. With the existing memory cell structure, the problem of characteristic change and variation due to charge leakage was significant, and the data retention was only about 100 seconds. Floadia will apply the memory technology to a chip that realizes AI (artificial intelligence) inference operations with overwhelmingly low power consumption. This chip is based on an architecture called Computing in Memory (CiM), which stores neural network weights in non-volatile memory and executes a large number of multiply-accumulate calculations in parallel by passing current through the memory array. CiM is attracting worldwide attention as an AI accelerator for edge computing environments because it can read a large amount of data from memory and consumes much less power than conventional AI accelerators that perform multiply-accumulate calculations on CPUs and GPUs. This memory technology is based on SONOS-type flash memory chips developed by Floadia for integration into microcontrollers and other devices. Floadia made numerous innovations such as optimizing the structure of charge-trapping layers, i.e. ONO film, to extend the data retention time when storing 7 bits of data. The combination of two cells can store up to 8 bits of neural network weights, and despite its small chip area, it can achieve a multiply-accumulate calculation performance of 300 TOPS/W, far exceeding that of existing AI accelerators.
Floadia Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Where is Floadia's headquarters?
Floadia's headquarters is located at 1-30-9, Ogawa-Higashi, Tokyo.
What is Floadia's latest funding round?
Floadia's latest funding round is Series C.
How much did Floadia raise?
Floadia raised a total of $33.3M.
Who are the investors of Floadia?
Investors of Floadia include TEL Venture Capital, NEC Capital Solutions, Miyako Capital, IDATEN Ventures, Marubeni Ventures and 13 more.
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