Tenstorrent
Computing company that builds computers for AI
Tenstorrent sells hardware for AI workloads at several scales: Blackhole cards starting at $999, TT-QuietBox workstations starting at $9,999, and Tenstorrent Galaxy servers starting at $70,000. The company also offers Galaxy superclusters for multi-server AI workloads and licenses its IP for custom integration. Software includes TT-Forge, an open-source MLIR-based compiler in public beta that works with PyTorch, JAX and ONNX.
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