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Graphcore Stock (GRAP)

Microprocessor Designed for AI and Machine Learning

Graphcore is a hardware systems company that develops a microprocessor designed spejuricifically for AI and machine learning applications.

About Graphcore Stock

Founded

2016

Total Funding

751M

Industries

Hardware, Software, Data and Analytics

Graphcore is a hardware systems company that develops a microprocessor designed specifically for AI and machine learning applications. It has created a new processor, the Intelligence Processing Unit (IPU), specifically designed for artificial intelligence. Graphcore claims that the IPU’s architecture can allow developers to run current machine learning models orders of magnitude faster and allow AI researches to undertake new types of work.

Graphcore was founded in 2016 by Nigel Toon and Simon Knowles and is headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom. Notable investors include Sequoia Capital, Amadeus Capital Partners, Robert Bosch Venture Capital, and Samsung Strategy and Innovation Center.

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Graphcore Management

Leadership team at Graphcore

Chief Executive Officer

Nigel Toon

Chief Financial Officer

Nick Bishop

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