
d-Matrix Corsair - In-Memory Inference Accelerator
d-Matrix Corsair is an SRAM-based in-memory compute ASIC in production since June 2026, targeting 10x faster and 5x more power-efficient LLM inference vs GPU baselines.
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d-Matrix Corsair is an SRAM-based in-memory compute ASIC in production since June 2026, targeting 10x faster and 5x more power-efficient LLM inference vs GPU baselines.

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