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Frontier-model inference at a fraction of the power

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A data-center campus beside a high-voltage substation in the desert at twilight

The company

Inference is on track to become the largest computing workload behind Super Intelligence, and power is now the limit on how fast data centers can add capacity for it. Much of a chip’s energy goes to moving model data rather than computing with it.

This venture is building an inference chip that spends far less energy moving data and is designed for high-volume manufacturing. Its first chips already match the accuracy of conventional digital hardware, and the next generation is designed to run a full frontier model on a single module. It sells first to the largest inference buyers.

Read more in the first cohort announcement.

Who this listing is for

This listing is for people who want to work on this venture in a role that is not posted yet. As the company forms, it will hire across engineering, operations, and business.

If you have built in this industry, tell us what you do and which part of the company you would want to work on. We will reach out when a role that fits opens.

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Lower-power data-center inference

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Alex Rousina-Webb

Alex Rousina-Webb

COMPASS Partner

alexrw@slac.stanford.edu