DxTx Medical Inc. · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Built on DxTx Medical’s experience in precision medical devices, DxTx Semi is expanding into custom silicon, communications for AI-enabled drones, and high-speed interconnects for AI data centers.
Explore our evolution ↓Founded in Pittsburgh in 2019, DxTx Medical designs and manufactures medical devices, including MRI receive coils and scanner interface electronics. Its eCoil product line carries forward a heritage originating at Medrad and Bayer.
That work established our foundation in RF electronics, product development, manufacturing and quality management. DxTx Semi is the semiconductor business of DxTx Medical, extending this engineering foundation into new fields.
Explore DxTx Medical ↗Our expansion into ASIC development began in 2025 through our work with BitMaster’s Bitcoin mining chip program. The focus: custom silicon engineered for ultra-low-voltage operation and energy efficiency.
The program brought experience across chip architecture, custom circuit and cell-library design, packaging, and test planning, creating a foundation for our next semiconductor projects.
Explore BitMaster ↗We are developing communications algorithms for AI-enabled drones, drawing on the iLive platform for real-time video and data transmission. The work focuses on maintaining useful video as wireless bandwidth and link conditions change.
Adaptive bitrate and resolution, low-latency streaming, and embedded-platform integration connect the drone’s onboard systems with ground-station applications.
In 2026, we began work on high-speed retimer chip design for AI data-center interconnects, with a focus on 224G-class SerDes and active electrical cable (AEC) applications.
Retimers recover signal timing and regenerate data along copper links, helping servers and switches communicate reliably at high speeds.
Retimer products are in development. Final specifications and production timing will follow design and silicon validation.
Semiconductor technical team
Our semiconductor work draws on the BitMaster design team’s experience in energy-efficient ASICs, spanning architecture, custom circuits, cell libraries and chip packaging.
B.S., Tsinghua University
M.S., Brown University
Ph.D., University of Maryland
More than 20 years in chip design and R&D, with contributions to multiple generations of Bitcoin mining chips, over 20 technical publications and more than 10 granted US patents.
Four principal designers
Two hold Ph.D. degrees
12–20 years of experience each
Expertise across system architecture, custom ASIC design, cell-library development and chip packaging, supporting the path from system requirements to a manufacturable chip.
Team background: BitMaster’s published design-team profile ↗
Connect with us about semiconductor development, AI communications and high-speed interconnect opportunities.