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Top Tech News: Micron's Space-Qualified AI Memory Chip, Delve secures $32M Series A Funding

Analytics Insight
Jul 23, 2025 05:46
Anudeep Mahavadi
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Micron has introduced a space-qualified AI memory chip, enhancing the reliability and performance of AI systems in space applications. Meanwhile, Delve secured $32 million in Series A funding to further develop its AI-powered data analysis platform. These developments highlight ongoing investment and innovation in AI hardware and software, expanding AI's reach into new environments and industries.

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