Fumihide Esaka, Chief Executive Officer of Ambiq Micro, joins Remy Blaire at the New York Stock Exchange to discuss Ambiq Micro, a Texas-based company that has recently made headlines by going public on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol AMBQ. Ambiq Micro, founded in 2010, specializes in ultra-low power chips designed for a variety of edge devices, including smartwatches and glasses. As the demand for AI chips continues to surge, Ambiq is positioning itself to support not only consumer electronics but also AI data centers and automotive technology.
Fumihide shares insights into Ambiq’s innovative technology platform, known as Spot Technology, which allows semiconductors to operate below conventional voltage thresholds. This breakthrough enables energy efficiency that is nearly five times greater than traditional semiconductors, making it a game-changer for AI applications that typically require significant power.
Lastly, Fumi touches on Ambiq’s strategy for expanding into higher-performance markets. Fumi revealed that the company has already shipped millions of chips, generating $270 million in revenue, and is now focused on enhancing its engineering capabilities to meet the growing demand for advanced AI functionalities.