Ubitium, a startup founded by veterans of the semiconductor industry, is developing a universal processor that aims to replace CPU, GPU, FPGA, and DSP with a single chip. Built on RISC-V architecture, this processor is designed to handle any computational workload, making it versatile enough for a wide range of applications in microelectronics. Ubitium engineers promise that this chip will power a family of processors with varying sizes and performance levels, but all sharing the same microarchitecture and software stack. This consistency is a major advantage, allowing the same chip to be used in everything from automotive onboard computers to smart home devices. With $3.7 million in funding, Ubitium is set to accelerate its development, and if all goes well, the first commercial processors are expected to launch in 2026.