I love the presentation though. This is actually the best startup homepage I've ever seen. Hand-typed HTML, 20 lines of CSS, no JavaScript, not even any images.

I love the presentation though. This is actually the best startup homepage I've ever seen. Hand-typed HTML, 20 lines of CSS, no JavaScript, not even any images. Just some powerful bullet points that actually contain relevant information about the company. A lack of information about the technology is understandable as it presumably doesn't exist yet. But I see that it's Google TPU and software people striking out on their own with the backing of a bunch of VCs and prominent researchers, and it seems pretty clear where it's going. Likely an evolution of or progression from what they were working on at Google, positioned for easy acquisition by any number of competitors. I think George Hotz is right that ML ASIC companies need to invest in software far more than they typically do. I guess the plan here is to sidestep the need for generic software by focusing solely on transformers for text, maybe even only a couple of specific architectures. I don't really think that's a good strategy but it seems to be what they're describing.