hardware intelligence
Hardware intelligence builds AI tools for analyzing the chips that AI systems run on.
The Problem
Teams working on chip hardware generate waveform data that is costly to store and slow to work with, creating overhead for anyone trying to analyze or debug the hardware their AI systems run on. The site does not detail the current tools these teams use or the exact costs involved, but it positions this as a problem significant enough to build a dedicated product around.
The Solution
Hardware intelligence offers AI tools aimed at the chips that power AI systems. Its first product is called Wave, though the page gives no further detail on its specific capabilities. Its second product, WaveZip, is described as a way to capture lossless waveforms 500x smaller with 200x less overhead, and is slated for release in August 2026. The company offers a demo booking option and a waitlist for people interested in its tools.