Tenstorrent, headquartered in Canada, remains privately held in the ai / semiconductor space. Investors last valued the company at $2.5B. No public ticker exists for the company.
1 valuation. The latest, $2.6B, was set by the Series D in Dec 2024.
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Khosla VenturesTenstorrent designs computers built specifically for AI, centered on its Tensix processor and the open-source TT-Forge compiler that compiles models for its hardware from PyTorch, JAX and ONNX. Its product line includes the Tenstorrent Galaxy scale-out AI server, starting at $70,000, aimed at developers who want sovereign, production-scale AI infrastructure.
Founded in 2019, Tenstorrent operates out of the U.S. with offices in Austin, Texas, and Silicon Valley, plus engineering teams in Toronto and Vancouver, Canada. It is led by CEO Jim Keller, the veteran chip architect known for AMD's Zen family, Tesla's self-driving car chip, and Apple's A4 and A5 processors.
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