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Jiangsu startup develops Y10 chip for faster robot control
A Jiangsu chip startup founded by former Nvidia GPU architect Xu Feixiang is developing a processor called Y10.
The chip is designed for physical AI, which connects artificial intelligence to actions in the real world.
Its goal is to let robots complete a control loop in less than one millisecond.
A control loop is the process of sensing what is happening, deciding what to do and adjusting movement.
Faster loops can help robots respond more quickly to changes around them.
The company plans to make an FPGA platform available this year.
The available details do not say when the Y10 chip itself will be ready.
A Jiangsu startup is building the Y10 processor for physical AI applications.
The startup was founded by former Nvidia GPU architect Xu Feixiang.
The Y10 aims to achieve closed-loop latency of less than one millisecond.
An FPGA platform is due this year.
- Who
- A Jiangsu chip startup founded by Xu Feixiang, a former Nvidia GPU architect.
- What
- It is building the Y10 physical AI processor, which aims for sub-millisecond closed-loop latency.
- When
- The article was published on October 11, 2026; an FPGA platform is due this year.
- Where
- Jiangsu, China.
- Why
- The chip aims to close robot control loops in less than one millisecond.
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- Chip
- Y10
- Location
- Jiangsu
- Founder
- Xu Feixiang, former Nvidia GPU architect
- Target latency
- Less than 1 millisecond
- FPGA platform
- Due this year
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