CEVA Expands Into AI Infrastructure With NeuPro Ultra Chip Technology

By Public Technologies
  • Ceva unveiled its next-generation NeuPro processor portfolio, expanding into AI infrastructure for cloud and data center inference.
  • NeuPro Ultra targets large language model inference, with integration options for memory and connectivity subsystems to reduce data transfers.
  • The portfolio delivers up to twice the AI throughput per square millimeter, with 50% better energy efficiency than the first generation.
  • Early-access customers can obtain the architecture now; general availability is planned for the second quarter of 2027.


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