What is the Neuromorphic Computing market map?

The Neuromorphic Computing market map is a curated overview of 78 startups across 8 categories: Neuromorphic Chip Makers, Spiking Neural Network Platforms, Event-Driven Vision Sensors, In-Memory & Analog Computing, Neuromorphic Software & Tools, Brain-Inspired AI Research Labs, Low-Power Edge AI Processors, Photonic & Optical Computing. Spiking neural network chips, event-driven processors, and brain-inspired architectures enabling ultra-low-power AI at the edge. It is maintained by Hartmann Capital's venture research team.

How many startups are in the Neuromorphic Computing market map?

The Neuromorphic Computing market map currently tracks 78 startups across 8 categories: Neuromorphic Chip Makers (11 companies), Spiking Neural Network Platforms (11 companies), Event-Driven Vision Sensors (8 companies), In-Memory & Analog Computing (11 companies), Neuromorphic Software & Tools (8 companies), Brain-Inspired AI Research Labs (9 companies), Low-Power Edge AI Processors (10 companies), Photonic & Optical Computing (10 companies).

What are the top funded companies in Neuromorphic Computing?

The Neuromorphic Computing market map tracks 78 companies across 8 categories. Top funded companies include Lightmatter ($850M), PsiQuantum ($665M), Unconventional AI ($475M), Tenstorrent ($370M), Xanadu ($350M). View the full interactive map at vcmaps.com.

Is this market map free to use?

Yes, the Neuromorphic Computing market map is completely free. Unlike paywalled databases like CB Insights or PitchBook, VC Maps provides interactive market maps with funding data at no cost. You can also submit your startup for inclusion at vcmaps.com/submit.

How often is this market map updated?

The Neuromorphic Computing market map is updated on a rolling basis as new startups emerge, companies raise funding rounds, or the competitive landscape shifts. Hartmann Capital's research team continuously monitors this space.

Neuromorphic Computing Market Map 2026

About the Neuromorphic Computing Market Map

This market map tracks 78 startups across 8 categories in the Neuromorphic Computing landscape. Spiking neural network chips, event-driven processors, and brain-inspired architectures enabling ultra-low-power AI at the edge. Curated by Hartmann Capital's venture research team, it provides a comprehensive view of the companies building in this space, from early-stage startups to growth-stage leaders.

Categories & Companies

Neuromorphic Chip Makers(11)

BrainChip (Public, $140M) · Unconventional AI (Seed, $475M) · SpiNNcloud Systems (Seed, $48M) · Rain AI (Series A, $25M) · Innatera (Series A, $25M) · SynSense (Pre-Series B, $10M) · GrAI Matter Labs (Acquired) · Eta Compute (Series B) · General Vision · Neurobus (Pre-Seed) · Aspirare Semi (Seed)

Spiking Neural Network Platforms(11)

Syntiant (Series D, $120M) · Femtosense (Series A, $8M) · Polyn Technology (Seed, $11M) · Blumind (Series A, $34M) · AIStorm (Series B, $29M) · Vivum AI (Seed) · Grayscale AI (Pre-Seed) · Koniku (Seed, $5M) · Hailo (Series C, $340M) · Kneron (Series B, $226M) · GreenWaves Technologies (Series B, $30M)

Event-Driven Vision Sensors(8)

Prophesee (Series C, $149M) · CelePixel (Seed, $6M) · Sony Semiconductor (EVS) · Samsung Neuromorphic Vision · Omnivision (Public) · IDS Imaging · iniVation (SynSense Group) (Acquired) · Imec

In-Memory & Analog Computing(11)

EnCharge AI (Series B, $144M) · Mythic (Series C, $175M) · Semron (Seed, $11M) · TetraMem (Series A) · Aspinity (Series B, $27M) · Crossbar (Venture, $131M) · Weebit Nano (Public, $32M) · MemryX (Series B, $44M) · Untether AI (Acquired, $165M) · Fractile (Seed, $22M) · Knowm (Bootstrapped)

Neuromorphic Software & Tools(8)

Applied Brain Research (Seed) · Numenta (Series A, $24M) · Opteran (Series A, $15M) · Open Neuromorphic · Nengo (ABR) · Intel Lava · MemComputing (Seed, $3M) · Cortical Labs (Seed, $15M)

Brain-Inspired AI Research Labs(9)

Intel Neuromorphic (Loihi) · IBM Research (NorthPole) · Qualcomm AI (Zeroth) · Accenture Labs · HP Labs (Memristor) · Thousand Brains (Numenta) · Human Brain Project · SpiNNaker (U. Manchester) · Stanford Brains in Silicon

Low-Power Edge AI Processors(10)

CEVA (Public) · Arm Ethos NPU · Ambient Scientific (Seed) · Canaan (Public) · Flex Logix (Acquired, $85M) · Recogni (Series C, $102M) · Expedera (Series A, $22M) · EdgeCortix (Series B, $47M) · Axelera AI (Series B, $120M) · Tenstorrent (Series D, $370M)

Photonic & Optical Computing(10)

Lightmatter (Series D, $850M) · Lightelligence (Series B, $220M) · Luminous Computing (Series A, $114M) · Lumai (Seed, $10M) · iPronics (Series A, $5M) · Celestial AI (Series C, $250M) · Salience Labs (Seed, $12M) · Optalysys (Series A, $10M) · PsiQuantum (Series D, $665M) · Xanadu (Series D, $350M)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Neuromorphic Computing market map?: The Neuromorphic Computing market map is a curated overview of 78 startups across 8 categories : Neuromorphic Chip Makers, Spiking Neural Network Platforms, Event-Driven Vision Sensors, In-Memory & Analog Computing, Neuromorphic Software & Tools, Brain-Inspired AI Research Labs, Low-Power Edge AI Processors, Photonic & Optical Computing. Spiking neural network chips, event-driven processors, and brain-inspired architectures enabling ultra-low-power AI at the edge. It is maintained by Hartmann Capital's venture research team.
How many startups are tracked?: This map currently tracks 78 startups across 8 categories: Neuromorphic Chip Makers (11 companies), Spiking Neural Network Platforms (11 companies), Event-Driven Vision Sensors (8 companies), In-Memory & Analog Computing (11 companies), Neuromorphic Software & Tools (8 companies), Brain-Inspired AI Research Labs (9 companies), Low-Power Edge AI Processors (10 companies), Photonic & Optical Computing (10 companies).
How can I submit my startup?: You can submit your startup for inclusion by visiting the submission page. Submissions are reviewed by Hartmann Capital's research team.
How often is this map updated?: The Neuromorphic Computing market map is updated on a rolling basis as new startups emerge, companies raise funding rounds, or the competitive landscape shifts.