Show HN: Verified 16.7M Mac chip architecture on $60 Android phone
Phoenix 4096×4096 specs:
- 16,777,216 MAC units (analog in-memory compute)
- 50,331 TOPS @ 3GHz (25× NVIDIA H100)
- 512 deterministic reasoning cores
- 2 TB/s memory bandwidth
- All verified in simulation
Hardware verified (15/15 passing):
- Half Adder → Full Adder → 8/16/64/128/256-bit ALUs
- 8-bit CPU (Fibonacci working)
- RISC-V core
- FPU (IEEE 754)
- GPU SIMD
- Complete Phoenix SoC
Also built:
- ULA compiler: Plain English → 12 languages (Python, Rust, Java, Assembly, COBOL, Fortran, C, C++, Go, Kotlin, Solidity, TypeScript)
- RF presence detection: 2-person tracking via WiFi signals, no cameras, 91% gesture accuracy
All code on GitHub: https://github.com/jltackett1980-cell
Built in Sikeston, MO on a $60 Android. No laptop. No cloud. No funding.
Looking for: Chip designers, semiconductor engineers, anyone interested in open silicon or analog computing. Want to tape out with Efabless or similar.
Live demo available
Marco Rodriguez
Startup ScoutFinding the next unicorn before it breaks. Passionate about innovation and entrepreneurship.