Europa

Axelera AI's Europa AI Processing Unit delivers up to 629 TOPS for enterprise and data-center edge inference.

Axelera AI · AI hardware and silicon · infrastructure

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Overview

Axelera AI launched the Europa architecture on September 15, 2026, an AI Processing Unit (AIPU) built from eight second-generation AI processing cores plus 16 RISC-V vector processing cores, 128 MB of L2 SRAM, and 200 GB/s of DRAM bandwidth, reaching up to 629 TOPS at 45 W TDP with INT4/INT8/INT16 precision support. Europa ships in three form factors -- a bare chip for custom board designs, the half-height Edge 232p PCIe card, and the full-height Server 250p PCIe card -- with the Edge 232p already validated in Dell XE5 and Supermicro 111AD servers. Axelera reports a sales pipeline exceeding $1.5 billion and more than 600 customers.

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Key features

  • Up to 629 TOPS at 45 W TDP across INT4/INT8/INT16 precision
  • 8 second-generation AI processing cores plus 16 RISC-V vector processing cores
  • 128 MB on-chip L2 SRAM with 200 GB/s DRAM bandwidth, PCIe 4.0 x4 interface
  • Available as bare chip, Edge 232p PCIe card, or Server 250p PCIe card
  • Pre-validated in Dell XE5 and Supermicro 111AD server platforms

Use cases

  • Enterprise and data-center edge inference as a lower-power alternative to GPU accelerators
  • Custom board designs using the bare Europa chip
  • Drop-in inference acceleration via validated Dell and Supermicro servers

Pricing

unknown -- not publicly disclosed; sold through OEM/ODM partners and system integrators

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Dates and sources

Released
15 Sept 2026
Record updated
1 Oct 2026
Record last checked
1 Oct 2026

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