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Aspinity

Aspinity (aspinity.com): 4 changes recorded in its website history since January 2011. Homepage last checked 5 November 2026.

Recorded changes

Newest observations first. Each interval bounds when the website changed; it is not an exact event date.

  1. HeadlineBetween and
    BeforeIntroducing the AML100
    AfterNear-Zero Power AI Solutions

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

  2. HeadlineBetween and
    BeforeAcoustic Event Detection with AnalogML™
    AfterIntroducing the AML100

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

  3. HeadlineBetween and
    BeforeAnalog Machine Learning for Always-on Edge Devices
    AfterAcoustic Event Detection with AnalogML™

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

  4. HiringBetween and

    Added a careers page.

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

First recorded website

Observed 28 January 2011

Our earliest capture with readable facts. This is our first observation, not when the company introduced these things. These website claims are not independently verified.

How it described itself

This web site has just been created from WebsitePanel and it is still under construction.

All facts above belong to this capture. Unlisted fields mean we have no readable observation, not that they were absent.

How it describes itself

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  1. October 2026 – November 2026 · 2 captures · latest observed messagingThe first productized machine learning that runs in analog.

    Aspinity's AnalogML is the first productized ML to run models and classify directly on the raw sensor signal — 100× more efficient than digital.

    This wording observed 5 November 2026.

    Inspect 2 captures in this group
    • 9 October 2026 · The first productized machine learning that runs in analog. archived page
    • 5 November 2026 · The first productized machine learning that runs in analog. current websiteHistorical capture not publicly available
  2. Seen January 2024 · 1 captureNear-Zero Power AI Solutions

    The Aspinity analog edge-processing chip delivers the world's most power- and data-efficient solution for a multitude of always-on sensing applications such as voice wake up, always-on audio event det

    This wording observed 4 January 2024.

  3. Seen August 2022 · 1 captureIntroducing the AML100

    The Aspinity analog edge-processing chip delivers the world's most power- and data-efficient solution for a multitude of always-on sensing applications such as voice wake up, always-on audio event det

    This wording observed 11 August 2022.

  4. Seen August 2021 · 1 captureAcoustic Event Detection with AnalogML™

    The Aspinity analog edge-processing chip delivers the world's most power- and data-efficient solution for a multitude of always-on sensing applications such as voice wake up, always-on audio event det

    This wording observed 5 August 2021.

  5. Seen March 2020 · 1 captureAnalog Machine Learning for Always-on Edge Devices

    The Aspinity analog edge-processing chip delivers the world's most power- and data-efficient solution for a multitude of always-on sensing applications such as voice wake up, always-on audio event det

    This wording observed 14 March 2020.

  6. Seen January 2019 · 1 captureAspinity:: Transforming Smart Sensing

    This wording observed 5 January 2019.

  7. Seen January 2011 · 1 captureThis web site has just been created from WebsitePanel and it is still under construction.

    This wording observed 28 January 2011.

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StartupHistory, “Aspinity” company record, https://startuphistory.org/c/aspinity.com

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