Tachyum's Slovak unit voluntarily files for bankruptcy after years of Prodigy delays
Tachyum Slovakia filed for bankruptcy in Bratislava on October 22, 2026, and a municipal court has initiated proceedings after finding the filing met legal requirements. Under Slovak law, a company that files voluntarily is presumed insolvent, so Tachyum Slovakia is technically bankrupt, according to Forbes. The company never shipped working silicon for its long-delayed Prodigy processor, which was first unveiled in 2018.