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A computing architecture that runs Super Intelligence on the device itself

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The company

Super Intelligence is moving out of the data center and into robots, drones, wearables, vehicles, and sensors. Today’s chips use too much energy to run capable models on these devices, so they settle for small models or depend on the cloud.

This venture is building a new computing architecture designed to run machine-learning models at a fraction of the energy of conventional chips. Device makers will license it and build it into their own chips, so capable models can run on the device itself.

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.

The founding role has its own posting: Founding CEO, On-Device Super Intelligence.

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We keep your note on file for this venture and share it with the company as it starts hiring.

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Low-power on-device Super Intelligence

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For questions about this venture, or to arrange a conversation before applying, please reach out.

Alex Lin

Alex Lin

COMPASS Partner

aywlin@slac.stanford.edu