GSIT

GSI Technology designs and manufactures ultra-fast SRAM (static random-access memory) chips, a type of computer memory prized for speed rather than storage size, which get used inside networking gear, industrial equipment and military electronics. The company also sells silicon photonics parts and has spent years building a newer AI-focused chip called the APU, which searches and matches patterns directly inside the memory chip instead of shuttling data back and forth to a separate processor. Most of its revenue still comes from selling the established SRAM chips to equipment makers, while the APU business remains an early, money-losing bet on the AI computing wave.