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To find out more about our organisation please visit:
www.graphcore.ai/

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We’ve created a completely new processor that’s the first to be specifically designed for machine intelligence workloads.
We won the Technology Company of The Year at the Evening Standard Business Awards 2019.
Our team is at the forefront of the artificial intelligence revolution, enabling innovators from all industries and sectors.
We believe our IPU technology will become the worldwide standard for artificial intelligence computing
Working at Graphcore - Software engineering #WorkThatMatters

Working at Graphcore - Software engineering #WorkThatMatters

What's it like to work at AI chip company, Graphcore? Meet Annie, one of our software engineers in Bristol.

Graphcore adds $200m from BMW, Microsoft and leading investors to...

I am pleased to announce that today we have closed a new $200 million funding round which values the company at $1.7 billion and brings the total capital raised by us to over $300 million.  

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Inside an AI "Brain - what does machine learning look like?

A graph is simply the best way to describe the models you create in a machine learning system. These computational graphs are made up of vertices (think neurons) for the compute elements, connected by edges (think synapses), which describe the communication paths between vertices.

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