Tachyum will exhibit at ISC High Performance 2026, Europe’s leading event for high-performance computing, AI, and quantum technologies. The company will appear as one of four SME members at the ETP4HPC booth (Booth L30) in the Congress Center Hamburg from June 23 to 25, 2026.
Tachyum is adapting its Prodigy processor architecture for edge and autonomous systems in addition to hyperscale data centers. Target sectors include defense, automotive, industrial robotics, healthcare robotics, and consumer devices. The adaptations address requirements for Physical AI applications.
Key changes include shifting from socket-based LGA packaging used in data centers to BGA packaging, enabling processors to be soldered directly to the PCB. This supports ruggedized, high-vibration environments. The Physical AI products will also support LPDDR6 memory for high-speed, low-power operation.
“Physical AI is no longer a niche; it is the next frontier of the AI revolution,” said Dr. Radoslav Danilak, founder and CEO of Tachyum. “By adapting our Prodigy product portfolio with BGA packaging and LPDDR6 support, we are delivering the SWaP-optimized (Size Weight and Power) performance required for the next generation of autonomous vehicles, healthcare robotics, and defense systems. We are making Universal Computing a reality from the cloud to the extreme edge, and we are excited to showcase the Prodigy architecture’s capabilities at ISC High Performance 2026.”
The Prodigy Universal Processor delivers orders of magnitude higher AI performance, 3x the performance of the best x86 processors, and 6x HPC performance of the fastest GPGPU. It eliminates the need for dedicated AI hardware and increases server utilization.
ETP4HPC is the European Technology Platform for High Performance Computing, an industry-led association that shapes Europe’s HPC research and innovation agenda and fosters collaboration across the European HPC ecosystem.
Visitors can meet the Tachyum team at the ETP4HPC Booth L30.
