The purchase – consisting of $70M in cash and $80M in Syntiant Series D preferred stock – marks a huge step-up in size for Kurt Busch’s 7-year-old co., which to date has raised over $120M in funding, and hasn’t made any other large buys. Click here to read the full article
Syntiant Corp. in Irvine entered into an agreement to acquire the Consumer MEMS Microphones (CMM) business of Knowles Corp. as featured in The Los Angeles Times Industry Updates.
Click here to read more in EE Times about Knowles Corporation reached agreement to sell its consumer MEMS microphones business to Syntiant for $150 million.
Syntiant has acquired Knowles’ Consumer MEMS Microphones division for $150 million to enhance its AI-driven audio and speech applications across various industries, as featured in Forbes. Click here to read the full article featured in Forbes.
Syntiant Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire certain assets of Knowles Corporation’s Consumer MEMS Microphones (CMM) business, with coverage of the news available from AudioXpress’s editor-in-chief Joao Martins here.
Syntiant showcased the possibilities of its low power edge AI solutions during the 2024 IBC show in Amsterdam in partnership with Synaptics. Editor-in-chief Joao Martins of AudioXpress highlights Syntiant’s showcase at 2024 IBC here.
In January 2024, DIU awarded Syntiant a contract for high-performance, retrainable AI models at the edge, enabling more effective unmanned systems across a diverse fleet. Additionally, three prototype agreements were granted to vendors who showcased strong project capabilities. Click here to read details from the Defense Innovation Unit partnership with
A new system-on-chip, the result of an ongoing collaboration between edge AI leader, Syntiant, and battery management experts, Eatron Technologies.
