Japan's Aisin develops new AI chip that cuts energy use by 98%
Japanese automotive parts supplier Aisin announced Monday it has developed a new semiconductor that incorporates MRAM and consumes about 98% less power than similar existing chips. The breakthrough, developed in collaboration with Tohoku University, is expected to help process large amounts of data more efficiently.
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