Founded by Idalia Friedson
Accelerate artificial intelligence model training and inference using quantum hardware servers
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You can use Sygaldry to run large artificial intelligence workloads on specialized quantum-accelerated hardware. The system combines different qubit technologies within a fault-tolerant server architecture to speed up complex model training and inference tasks. By pairing quantum mechanics with classical computing systems, it reduces the overall energy consumption and compute expenses needed for massive models. This setup allows researchers and engineering teams to explore complex scientific simulations, train deep learning networks faster, and scale frontier models without running into classical hardware bottlenecks.
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