Start with less heat.
A lower-power foundation changes what is possible above the logic.

Intelligence shouldn’t come with a heat penalty.
Meet a new foundation for AI.
Lower power density
Lower energy per byte
Models. Weights. Possibilities.
Lower customer GPU capex
AI’s ambition is limitless.
Its thermal budget isn’t.
You can’t cool your way
to a new architecture.
GPU compute runs hot. Its thermal load makes stacking memory above the logic difficult. So high-bandwidth memory sits beside the die—and every trip across the interposer consumes energy that becomes more heat.
More cooling treats the symptom. Asycliq changes the starting point: a processor with lower power density, designed to bring memory directly above the logic.
Less heat. A shorter path.
A different foundation for AI.
Built to give intelligence room to grow.

A lower-power foundation changes what is possible above the logic.
Bring memory closer to compute, reducing the energy spent moving each byte.
Keep the models and weights. Explore a new path to efficient inference and on-chip learning.
THE FUNDAMENTAL SHIFT
Datacenters first. PCs on the horizon.
One architecture, designed to scale in both directions.
Our first target is the datacenter: bringing Grove™ to the infrastructure powering demanding AI workloads.
DATACENTER FIRSTGrow across systems and larger deployments with a common architecture designed for expanding compute needs.
SCALE OUT TO HYPERSCALEOur direction extends toward PCs: scaling the same architectural foundation into smaller, more personal computing environments.
SCALE DOWN TOWARD PCExplore the comparison.
Choose a prompt. Watch both responses unfold.
In three sentences, why is the sky blue?
Recreated from the supplied comparison. GPU animation approximates recorded timing; Grove™ playback uses a projection, not measured silicon performance.
The example responses use gemma-3-4b-it. The reference GPU run used fp32 eager execution on an RTX PRO 6000. Projected playback uses 11,600 tokens/second, a system-level estimate for a 70B dense int4 workload applied to these example responses. These are different configurations, not a like-for-like hardware benchmark. Responses are prerecorded; this interactive replay does not run a model.
Watch the original comparison ↗Grove™ brings a new approach to training, inference, and on-chip learning.
FPGA demonstrated algorithm and data path.
The first training, inference, and on-line learning silicon on the market.
18 inventions across five layers, spanning device physics, algorithms, systems, and workloads.