Intelligent Systems

More computation from the infrastructure you already run.

AI is driving compute demand faster than power, chips, and data-center capacity can follow. SPARK's deterministic computing engine is engineered as a software co-processor, built to increase what existing infrastructure delivers for compute-intensive workloads, without new hardware.

Solutions

  1. 01Workload evaluation
  2. 02Integration pilot
  3. 03Storage efficiency study

Focus areas

  • 01Compute-intensive workload acceleration
  • 02Drop-in software co-processing
  • 03Energy per computation
  • 04Data compression and storage efficiency
  • 05Deterministic, repeatable results

Why it matters

Data Centers & AI Compute

Every new AI model raises demand for power, chips, and floor space. Getting more from the infrastructure already in place is the fastest capacity there is.

Built for

  • Data-center operators
  • Cloud and AI infrastructure providers
  • High-performance computing centers
  • Enterprise IT and research computing

Applications

  • AI and scientific workloads
  • Data center and cloud optimization
  • Storage and transfer efficiency
  • High-performance computing
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Solutions

How SPARK helps.

Every engagement is scoped to your question, your data, and the decision it supports.

  1. 01

    Workload evaluation

    Benchmark SSC on a workload you define, against your current baseline, under NDA.

  2. 02

    Integration pilot

    Run SSC through a standard interface inside an existing pipeline and measure throughput, energy, and accuracy.

  3. 03

    Storage efficiency study

    Assess data-representation gains for a defined storage or transfer workload.

Next step

Put SPARK on your hardest problem.

Tell us what you need to know and the data you have. We'll scope the fastest path to a decision-ready answer, under NDA where required.

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