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Vaire Computing

Fabless design company developing reversible-computing processors that recover electrical energy normally lost as heat, aiming to reduce the power consumption of AI computation. Its first test chip was fabricated on a 22nm process.

Company overview

Vaire Computing is a semiconductor company developing processors based on the principles of reversible computing. Its technology is designed to recover and recycle electrical energy that is conventionally lost as heat, thereby aiming to deliver low-energy, high-performance compute for the AI sector. By using reversible logic, where input information is reused for new calculations instead of being discarded, the company's chips are intended to generate negligible heat. This approach targets the power consumption and cooling challenges in AI infrastructure, particularly in data centres. According to a previous record, its first test chip was fabricated on a 22nm process. The US-registered company, Vaire Computing Inc., has a team with experience from firms such as Arm and Intel, and operates from offices in the US and a location in London, UK.

Semiconductor activity

Primary capability: Processor / Accelerator Design. Supply-chain role: Design.

Technologies and capabilities

  • Fabless
  • AI Accelerators
  • Silicon
  • Reversible Computing
  • Processors
  • Adiabatic Computing

Processors; Chip Design

Markets served

  • AI / Machine Learning
  • Data Centres
  • Defence

UK presence

London office (US offices also). Other UK sites: London. Part of the London cluster.

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