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Jeremy Kahn

Exclusive: Callosum, a startup looking to break Nvidia’s stranglehold on AI workloads, raises $10.25 million in new funding

Callosum cofounders (from left) Jascha Achterberg and Danyal Akarca. (Credit: Courtesy of Callosum)

A London-based startup founded by two Cambridge-trained neuroscientists has raised $10.25 million for their startup Callosum, which is building software that orchestrates AI workloads across a mix of different chip types—challenging the industry’s dependence on running ever bigger models on banks of identical Nvidia GPUs.

The company also announced it is receiving research funding from the U.K. government, which is looking for ways to build so-called sovereign cloud infrastructure for AI that would be independent, or at least not solely reliant, on U.S. technology providers.

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