GSI Technology is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in high-speed memory and artificial intelligence processors. GSI designs and sells high-speed synchronous static random access memory (SRAM) chips for networking, telecommunications, and defense systems. These chips facilitate fast data access in routers, switches, and radar systems, with specialized radiation-hardened versions produced for aerospace and space environments. GSI operates a fabless model, outsourcing wafer fabrication and testing to third-party partners like TSMC and ASE. The SRAM business functions as a cash engine to fund the development of GSI's Gemini series of associative processing units (APUs). These APUs utilize a compute-in-memory architecture that performs calculations directly within the memory array to reduce latency and power consumption during AI inference. GSI targets edge AI deployments, such as drones, autonomous systems, and satellites, where power efficiency is more important than raw throughput. The company is currently transitioning to its Gemini-II generation and offers PCIe boards to support these chips. GSI also pursues government research contracts and proof-of-concept programs to validate its APU technology and establish defense customer relationships. While SRAM remains the current revenue base, GSI's strategy relies on establishing design wins for its APU technology in specialized AI applications.