Company profile
Blueshift Memory
Cambridge fabless design company developing a proprietary memory access architecture intended to reduce data bottlenecks in AI, high-performance and edge computing, licensed alongside RISC-V processor cores.
Company overview
Developing memory architecture IP and processor technology, Blueshift Memory focuses on data-intensive computing and the communication bottleneck between processors and memory. Its Cambridge Architecture uses knowledge of data structures to organise memory access for large datasets and time-critical workloads. The technology is independent of the underlying memory cell technology and is intended for integration into memory controllers, accelerator cards, SSD/HDD storage and network storage. It can also be integrated into CPUs, TPUs, GPUs or AI engines through a system-on-chip implementation. The website reports the launch of the BlueFive processor and development of a computer vision AI accelerator chip. Target applications include high-performance computing, AI training, in-memory databases, high-frequency trading and image processing. The company lists a UK contact address at the Hauser Forum in Cambridge. It also reports an Innovate UK Smart Grant for an AI computer vision module and planned collaboration with Crypta Labs on a quantum-resilient cybersecurity memory module.
Semiconductor activity
Primary capability: Semiconductor IP. Supply-chain role: Semiconductor IP developer, Processor and accelerator designer.
Technologies and capabilities
- Fabless
- AI Accelerators
- Silicon
- Cambridge Architecture
- Data-structure-aware memory access
- Memory acceleration
- System-on-chip integration
- Computer vision AI acceleration
Cambridge Architecture memory IP; BlueFive processor; Computer vision AI accelerator chip
Markets served
- High-performance computing
- Artificial intelligence
- Big data and in-memory databases
- High-frequency trading
- Augmented and virtual reality
- 5G edge connectivity and Internet of Things
UK presence
Cambridge, East of England. Other UK sites: UK contact address: Hauser Forum, 3 Charles Babbage Rd, Cambridge CB3 0GT. Part of the Cambridge / East of England cluster.
Research links: Announced collaboration with Crypta Labs to develop a quantum-resilient cybersecurity memory module..
Funding and transactions
The website reports an Innovate UK Smart Grant to develop an AI computer vision module; no amount or award date is supplied.
Sources and verification
Last verified: 2026-10-12