Graphcore Stock

graphcore.aiTechnology Hardware / Computing hardwareFounded: 2016Funding to Date: $310.8MM

Envisioning a world where our AI technology brings us into a new era of democratized intelligence that everyone can benefit from, Graphcore is a British semiconductor company founded in 2016 by Simon Knowles and Nigel Toon that develops accelerators for AI and machine learning, and the developer of an intelligence processing unit designed for machine intelligence workloads.

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Team

Management Team

Simon Knowles
Co-Founder, Board Member & Chief Technology Officer
William Coughran Jr.
Advisor, Technology
Nick Davies
Chief Financial Officer
Nigel Toon
Co-Founder, Board Member & Chief Executive Officer

Board Members

Hongquan Jiang
Robert Bosch Venture Capital
Nigel Toon
Siraj Khaliq
Atomico
Hermann Hauser Ph.D
Amadeus Capital Partners
Olivier Huez
C4 Ventures
William Elmore
Foundation Capital
Daniel Docter Ph.D
Dell Technologies Capital
Matthew Miller
Sequoia Capital
Simon Knowles

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News Highlights

Spell, Graphcore partner to build next-gen AI infrastructure
Join today's leading executives online at the Data Summit on March 9th. Register here. Two 5-year-old startups — one each from the U.K. and the U.S. — today announced a  partnership to design and build what they describe as “the next generation of AI infrastructure.” New York City-based Spell, which operationalizes deep learning at scale […]
Graphcore claims its IPU-POD outperforms Nvidia A100 in model training
Graphcore has published MLPerf results, revealing that its IPU-POD16 server outperformed Nvidia DGX-A100 in RESNET-50 model training.
Microsoft-backed Graphcore calls on UK regulator to block Nvidia’s Arm acquisition
Hermann Hauser, who helped to create Arm in 1990, told CNBC that Graphcore has opposed the deal in a "major submission."
Updated on: Mar 18, 2024

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