GSI (GSIT) investor relations material

Business progress and technology milestones

• Transitioned from initial Gemini-II launch to production-ready hardware, with third-party validation showing 98% lower power use than NVIDIA GPUs in comparable tasks.

• Secured multiple proof-of-concept (POC) projects, including a DoD-funded drone surveillance POC and a Smart City POC in Taiwan, leveraging reusable technology across applications.

• Developed an AI-assisted SDK, with an alpha version expected in the fall, to enable customers and integrators to build applications more efficiently and scale adoption.

• Initiated development of the next-generation Plato device, targeting edge LLM and vision-language model applications with near data center performance at 2–10 watts.

• Won several SBIR grants with U.S. defense agencies, supporting both R&D and market entry for ruggedized edge servers and space applications.

Market positioning and competitive advantages

• SRAM business remains a stable cash generator, supporting ongoing AI initiatives and offsetting costs.

• SRAM products are integral to front-end design and manufacturing infrastructure for major customers, indirectly supporting AI growth.

• Compute-in-memory (CIM) architecture in Gemini-II enables high performance and ultra-low power by processing data within memory, validated by academic and industry benchmarks.

• Outperforms competitors like NVIDIA and Qualcomm in edge AI use cases by delivering both low power and fast response times, critical for applications such as drone surveillance.

• Long-standing relationships with TSMC and ASE ensure robust manufacturing and operational scalability.

Commercialization roadmap and financial outlook

• Current POCs expected to conclude between late 2024 and 2025, with early production for large-scale deployments targeted by end of 2027.

• Smart City POC in Taiwan could scale from 20 to up to 6,000 cameras, with recurring hardware and software revenue potential.

• AI-assisted SDK alpha release planned for fall, with broader release next year to accelerate customer adoption.

• Plato device design and tape-out scheduled for spring, with higher expenses anticipated during that period.

• Maintains a strong balance sheet with $77 million in cash and no debt, supporting near-term milestones and R&D.