(Incorporated in Delaware)

Syntiant is a semiconductor and software company focused on enabling Physical AI, which we define as on-device sensing and neural inference that allow devices to perceive, process, and respond to real-world inputs. We provide a full-stack, ultra-low-power platform that combines purpose-built neural decision processors (“NDPs”), high-performance sensing, and optimized AI models and tools, enabling customers to deploy intelligent features locally at the point of interaction while using the cloud selectively for training, orchestration, and software upgrades. Our technology has been deployed across a range of devices, from earbuds and wearables to industrial systems and automobiles. As of March 31, 2026, our AI technology had been deployed in tens of millions of devices globally, and our SiSonic sensor products had shipped in more than 25 billion units. We believe this deployed base provides customer validation, commercial access, and a foundation for expansion into next-generation Physical AI applications.

We believe Physical AI represents a natural evolution in how intelligence is deployed, driven by advances in neural network efficiency, purpose-built low-power inference hardware, and the proliferation of natural user interfaces across consumer, automotive, industrial, and medical devices. These advances have made it increasingly practical to run continuous, real-time inference directly on endpoint devices, enabling always-on responsiveness, low-latency interaction, and privacy-preserving local processing within power budgets that were not achievable until recently. While cloud infrastructure remains well-suited for training, orchestration, and software upgrades, its latency, connectivity, and cost characteristics are increasingly misaligned with the performance requirements of many endpoint applications. We believe this shift is expanding the range of AI-enabled applications and increasing demand for purpose-built platforms capable of delivering continuous intelligence directly on-device. A third-party consulting firm estimates that Physical AI will unlock a global market of approximately $490 billion by 2030, and we estimate our total addressable market within Physical AI will reach $22 billion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate (“CAGR”) of 27% from 2025 to 2030.

We believe our differentiation is rooted in our ability to deliver ultra-low-power, always-on neural inference on streaming inputs in power-constrained devices, where inference is the primary workload. Our full-stack hardware and software platform helps customers reduce dependence on cloud inference infrastructure, accelerate time to market, and lower power consumption without sacrificing responsiveness. Our established sensor business provides existing customer relationships that we are leveraging to expand across audio, vision, and multi-modal Physical AI use cases.

We market and sell our products through an experienced global sales organization that supports customers from initial design engagement through qualification and volume production. Once a design opportunity is won, our products are embedded in a customer’s product architecture, creating meaningful switching costs and supporting follow-on opportunities across successive product generations. Following the acquisition of the Consumer MEMS Microphone (“CMM”) business from Knowles Corporation in December 2024, we significantly expanded our commercial organization, which supports global tier 1 brands, OEMs, ODMs, module providers, and other ecosystem partners across consumer, automotive, medical, and industrial end markets.

Note: Net loss and revenue are for the 12 months that ended on March 31, 2026.

(Note: Syntiant Corp. filed its S-1 on July 6, 2026, for its IPO, without disclosing the terms. Estimated proceeds are $100 million, a placeholder figure. Some IPO pros believe that Syntiant’s IPO may raise as much as $275 million to about $325 million.)