Full-Time
Posted on 2/10/2024
AI compute platform for datacenters
No salary listed
Senior
Santa Clara, CA, USA
Hybrid work model, requiring onsite presence 3 days per week.
d-Matrix focuses on improving the efficiency of AI computing for large datacenter customers. The company has developed a digital in-memory compute (DIMC) engine that integrates computing capabilities directly into programmable memory. This design enhances efficiency and maintains accuracy, addressing significant challenges related to power consumption and data movement in AI applications. d-Matrix offers scalable and modular AI compute solutions through a network of low-power chiplets that can be tailored for different uses. Their primary customers are large-scale datacenter operators who need high-performance and energy-efficient solutions for AI inference. The goal of d-Matrix is to provide advanced AI compute platforms and software that help datacenters operate more efficiently.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$154M
Headquarters
Santa Clara, California
Founded
2019
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