EdgeCortix Looks To Chiplets For Third-Gen Reconfigurable AI Chip

In this episode of AI with Sally, we chat with Sakya Dasgupta, CEO of EdgeCortix, about the company’s reconfigurable dataflow architecture, their success in hard applications like space and aerospace, and what’s coming in EdgeCortix’s third-generation hardware

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Sakya Dasgupta: Fundamentally, I don’t believe in sovereign anything, to be absolutely honest. But I think clearly it makes sense for countries to have a strong ecosystem that is resilient to overall geopolitical changes. From that perspective, I think it’s not so much about a data center versus an edge, but rather about a healthy supply chain that can operate across the overall cyclical changes the semiconductor industry undergoes.

Sally Ward-Foxton: Welcome to another episode of AI with Sally, an E-Times podcast that brings you inside my conversations with luminaries of the AI chip industry. In this episode, I’m sitting down with Sakya Dasgupta, CEO of EdgeCortix, to talk about the company’s reconfigurable data flow architecture, as well as their success with NASA and space applications, and why Japan is the right place for a semiconductor company in 2026. I also got some sneak peeks at what’s coming up in their third-generation architecture, which will launch pretty soon.

Here’s my conversation with Sakya. Okay. Hello, Sakya, and welcome to the show.

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