aiqbench analysis
Semifive has successfully transitioned its AI business model from one-off projects to sustained revenue streams by mass-producing the 'Bertha' inference accelerator on Samsung's 4nm process. This chip specifically targets data center workloads for large language model inference, marking a significant step in the industry's shift away from training-focused hardware toward scalable inference solutions.
Semifive starts shipping AI chips built on Samsung’s 4nm process

SEMIFIVE announced today the mass production of a data center AI inference accelerator for HyperAccel, marking its first large-scale project utilizing Samsung Foundry’s 4nm process node. Following an initial production contract, mass production volumes are projected to expand with follow-on purchase orders aligned with HyperAccel’s rollout.
SEMIFIVE has begun mass production of the ‘Bertha’ AI inference accelerator for HyperAccel, a data center chip exceeding 500 mm² in size and built on Samsung’s 4nm process. This achievement represents SEMIFIVE’s third mass-production…
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