Koduri builds the Arm model for AI GPUs
Oxmiq’s licensable IP stack targets the economics of AI factories.
Tenstorrent goes general-purpose in an age of AI specialization
Company says one system can do the whole inference job.
Taalas bets on hard‑wired models to beat GPUs at inference
Toronto start-up Taalas fixes trained LLMs directly in silicon.
Allen Wu’s open hardware playbook
Interview with Allen Wu, founder and chairman, CoreLab Technology.
Pocket accelerator vs. desk supercomputers: Tenstorrent picks a different fight
The new local AI arms race: A tale of three boxes.
Will Jeff Bezos’ Project Prometheus use Tenstorrent AI processors?
And will Blue Origin rockets launch it?
Tenstorrent and CoreLab team on an open, customizable RISC-V platform for edge autonomy
Tenstorrent and CoreLab Technology have announced Atlantis, a jointly developed compute platform targeting robotics and automotive domains that demand high TOPS/W, functional safety, and rapid customization. The platform marries Tenstorrent’s RISC-V CPU IP with CoreLab’s SoC solutions and promises deep per-customer core customization, broad support for open-architecture CPU IPs, and a lower total cost of ownership. The effort is led … Read more
Tenstorrent has acquired Blue Cheetah
Driving Open Chiplet Architecture organization.
Tenstorrent, Jim Keller, and the road to AI-ready silicon
What is Tenstorrent up to?
AI is here to stay, but there’s more than one way to play
Dedicated vs. programmable argument won’t go away.