A two-person Seattle startup lands $1M to reinvent energy-hungry chips suitable for space

TriMagnetix co-founders Madison Hanberry, left, and Lucas Hahn at the Plug and Play Semiconductor Accelerator kickoff. (Plug and Play Photo) Seattle-based TriMagnetix has raised up to $1 million in new funding to continue developing a semiconductor chip that, according to initial lab testing, consumes 800 times less energy than a traditional chip to process the same amount of data. The startup uses nanomagnetic technology that requires only electrical pulses rather than the constant power stream