AnalogAI licenses Microchip's memBrain IP for edge AI processors

AnalogAI has selected memBrain Synaptic Analog Generative Engine (SAGE) intellectual property from Microchip Technology's (Nasdaq: MCHP) Silicon Storage Technology (SST) subsidiary for use in its edge AI processors, according to a press release issued Sept. 15, 2026.

AnalogAI is using the SST memBrain SAGE IP to develop analog compute-in-memory (aCIM) performance at or below one watt for edge applications, including humanoid robots, drones and vehicles. The company's processors are designed to simultaneously train and run inference on AI models in real-world environments.

SST's memBrain SAGE IP has been developed and deployed in 40 nm and 28 nm foundry processes using SuperFlash memory. The current technology roadmap includes 22 nm memBrain SAGE IP development.

"As the core inference engine for AnalogAI's first products, SST memBrain SAGE IP delivers the necessary compute performance coupled with the power efficiency AnalogAI requires to meet their application targets," said Mark Reiten, senior vice president of Microchip's Intelligent Compute business unit.

AnalogAI chief executive Jaejun Lee said the company selected the IP following an industry-wide search, citing development time acceleration and ultra-low-power performance as key factors.

AnalogAI is headquartered in the Seoul area, South Korea. SST is a wholly owned subsidiary of Microchip Technology, headquartered in San Jose, California.

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