MATMERIZE-RESONAC PARTNERSHIP TO REVOLUTIONISE 6G TECHNOLOGY LANDSCAPE

 

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 7 (Bernama) -- Matmerize Inc, a materials artificial intelligence (AI) innovator has formed a strategic partnership with Resonac Corporation, aiming at revolutionising the landscape of 6G technology.

Building on the strong collaborative foundation, Resonac will leverage the power of Matmerize’s PolymRize AI software technology to accelerate the development of exceptional high-performance neat and composite materials for 6G technology and beyond.

Matmerize Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Rampi Ramprasad in a statement said collaborating with Resonac on the development of 6G technology was a remarkable opportunity for the company.

“Aligned with Resonac's vision to revolutionise next-generation technologies and powered by Matmerize's commitment to advance AI algorithms, architectures and virtual materials design capabilities, we are poised to usher in a new era of accelerated intelligent materials design,” he said.

In January this year, Resonac announced plans to develop new semiconductor materials for 6G, which is set to be 100 times faster than 5G. New semiconductor materials are needed to substantially reduce the transmission loss associated with the increased communication speed.

To meet this requirement, Resonac will identify optimal materials with the required characteristics through computational and AI methods in a collaborative venture with Matmerize.

Where manual testing using traditional techniques would demand three months to assess a single materials combination, Matmerize's PolymRize reduces the time required to a single day and can evaluate up to 90 combinations within the same three-month span.

The result promises to be a fusion of materials engineering and AI, poised to redefine the development of 6G technology.

In a pilot initiative, Resonac evaluated Matmerize's capabilities, in which predictive models were constructed using PolymRize and third party software for key material properties relevant to 6G technology.

-- BERNAMA