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Tenstorrent

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Jim Keller's open-source RISC-V AI company — chips, cards and licensable IP.

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Tenstorrent takes the opposite of NVIDIA's closed model: open-source software, retail dev cards, and licensing of its RISC-V and AI IP to others (LG, Hyundai). Its ~$693M 2024 round led by Samsung Securities and AFW Partners funds the Blackhole generation and beyond.

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.