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Mellanox veterans built proteanTecs to give chips a way to report their own health

proteanTecs puts monitoring inside the chip itself, allowing manufacturers and operators to track performance, power and degradation across a product’s life; its founders bring deep Mellanox experience to one of computing’s hardest reliability problems

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As chips become smaller and more complex, understanding how they perform and why they fail becomes harder. proteanTecs embeds monitoring technology inside silicon so electronics can generate data about their own performance, power behavior and reliability from manufacturing through deployment.
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ProteanTecs. Chips report their own health
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The company was founded in 2017 by semiconductor veterans including Shai Cohen, Evelyn Landman and Roni Ashuri. All three previously held senior roles at Mellanox, which Nvidia acquired for $7 billion.
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Shai Cohen, co-founder and CEO, ProteanTecs
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Their backgrounds link proteanTecs to one of Israel’s best-known semiconductor success stories, while the company focuses on monitoring the health and performance of advanced electronics across their lifecycle.

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