Fractile raises $220m to develop next-generation AI inference hardware
Fractile is developing hardware aimed at addressing what it sees as one of the major constraints on advanced AI systems: the time and cost required to generate outputs from increasingly large and complex models.
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Oxford-founded chip company targets AI inference bottlenecks with new hardware architecture designed for faster and cheaper large-model deployment
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