VectorWave has emerged from stealth with a neuromorphic analog compute platform that performs real-time AI inference directly on RF signals. The Boston-based startup has raised $2.5 million in seed funding led by J2 Ventures and Coalition Ventures. Founded in 2024, VectorWave's integrated circuit platform processes raw electromagnetic signals before digitisation, reducing latency from milliseconds to nanoseconds. The technology enables reliable connectivity in congested wireless environments and more efficient spectrum utilisation. The company is led by CEO Ben Taylor, a former Cisco executive who joined in December 2025. VectorWave's platform is designed to integrate with existing communications systems and targets applications in next-generation IoT, dense urban connectivity and industrial settings where multiple signals compete simultaneously.

VectorWave raises $2.5M in funding.