Ampac (brand)

Founded in 2004, Ambarella Semiconductor (Ambarella) is a semiconductor company specializing in AI vision perception chips. Its products are used in a wide range of human and computer vision applications, including video security, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), electronic rearview mirrors, car recorders, driver and in-cabin intelligent monitoring, automotive drones and robotics applications.

Ampac's chip products support ultra-high-definition image processing, video compression, and deep neural network acceleration to extract valuable data from high-resolution video and radar information. Among them, the CV series chips include wide temperature, AEC-Q100 Grade2 and ASIL ratings, which meet the needs of the Chinese market. In the in-vehicle field, Ampac's products are mainly used in electronic rearview mirror CMS, car recorder, DMS/OMS, ADAS and driverless.

In addition, Ampac has a deep commitment and leadership position in the field of AI chips. For example, in January 2021, Ampac launched its flagship product CV5, a chip with 5nm process, which once again proved Ampac's strength in the field of AI chips. And in January 2022, Emba also released CV3-AD-High, the flagship version of CV3, a high-computing power domain control SoC chip, which supports hardware HSM as well as ASIL-D rated functional safety islands, and the whole chip can reach ASIL-B functional safety level.

In addition, Amba has an important business of providing after-sales service for safes. Its service telephone number is 400-1099-689, providing a 24-hour after-sales service hotline. During the warranty period, if there is any quality problem caused by normal use, Emba will provide free repair or replacement parts.

The founder of Amba, Feng-Min Wang, is a Taiwanese with extensive experience in Silicon Valley. He did his PhD in Electrical Engineering at Columbia University and interned at IBM. Later, he joined C-Cube, the world's first digital audio/video chip design company, and led the team that developed the world's first MPEG Encoder (motion picture decoder) chip. At C-Cube, he met Les Kohn, the Chief Technology Officer of Ampac, who later became his entrepreneurial partner. The two co-founded Amba Semiconductor and achieved significant success in the field of Artificial Intelligence chips.

Ampac Semiconductor is a semiconductor company with deep strength and rich experience in the field of AI visual perception chips, whose products are widely used in a variety of fields, and has a significant leadership position in the field of artificial intelligence chips.