NeoLogic

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Based in Israel, NeoLogic is a developer of processors using Quasi-CMOS technology. Its patented Quasi-CMOS technology, NeoMOS, reduces the transistor count of digital cores by up to 3x. This leads to a 50% reduction of power dissipation, 40% area saving, and up to 3x better performance-per-watt. Its products are not generally available but it does license some of its IP blocks to selected partners.

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In July 2023, NeoLogic raised USD 8 million in seed funding led by Maniv Mobility. It aimed to use the new funds to further develop its technology and expand its team.

HQ location:
Giborei Israel 22 Boulevard 2nd floor Netanya ISR
Founded year:
2021
Employees:
11-50
IPO status:
Private
Total funding:
USD 8.0 mn
Last Funding:
USD 8.0 mn (Seed; Jul 2023)
Last valuation:
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