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Mythic AI enters India with Bengaluru centre of excellence

By Startup Enthusiast · 25 September 2026

What they do

Mythic AI is a semiconductor startup developing analog compute-in-memory technology for energy-efficient artificial intelligence inference

The company entered India by launching a centre of excellence in Bengaluru to support its next-generation Vanguard platform

The Bengaluru hub initially employs about 20 people and plans to expand to over 60 staff by early 2027

Mythic AI has expanded its operations to India by establishing a new centre of excellence in Bengaluru.
The US-based semiconductor startup plans to position the Bengaluru facility as a key engineering and business hub in Asia.
The new centre initially employs about 20 people and aims to scale to more than 60 employees by the end of the first quarter of 2027.
The facility will initially focus on layout planning, circuit validation, and testing tasks for the upcoming Vanguard platform.
Mythic Chief Executive Officer Taner Ozcelik stated that the local engineering team currently handles about a quarter of the work on the Vanguard platform.
The company also intends to target India's growing markets for data centres, automotive systems, and industrial robotics.

India is focusing heavily on expanding its domestic technology and semiconductor capabilities through policy initiatives and infrastructure growth. Rising artificial intelligence workloads are creating severe power constraints for data centres, driving demand for more energy-efficient silicon architectures.

Mythic AI develops specialized semiconductor chips designed to accelerate artificial intelligence workloads using an analog compute-in-memory architecture. The company combines memory and processing onto a single chip to reduce the energy required for data movement during artificial intelligence inference. Its product portfolio targets data centre inference, automotive applications, physical artificial intelligence, robotics, and defense systems. The firm acquired German chip intellectual property firm Videantis to strengthen the digital processing side of its hybrid architecture.

Scale the Bengaluru engineering centre to over 60 employees by the end of the first quarter of 2027
Bring the Vanguard chip into production in the first half of the following year