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Blaize expands its capacity in Hyd
City-based IT company Blaize engaged in next-generation computing architecture has expanded its existing facility in Hyderabad to accommodate 450 employees with an eye on hiring more workforce from India.
Hyderabad: City-based IT company Blaize engaged in next-generation computing architecture has expanded its existing facility in Hyderabad to accommodate 450 employees with an eye on hiring more workforce from India.
Blaize's architecture precisely meets the demands and complexity of new computational workloads found in artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
Driven by advances in energy efficiency, flexibility, and usability, Blaize products enable a range of existing and new AI use cases in the automotive, smart vision, and enterprise computing segments, where the company is engaged with early access customers.
These AI systems markets are projected to grow rapidly as the disrupting influence of AI transforms entire industries and AI functionality becomes a "must-have" requirement for new products.
"Blaize was founded on a vision of a better way to compute the workloads of the future by rethinking the fundamental software and processor architecture, says Dinakar Munagala, Co-founder and CEO, Blaize.
