doubleAI launches Maxwell, citing a 67% cut in one customer's compute costs
Co-founders Amnon Shashua and Shai Shalev-Shwartz say the system can improve software as it runs. DoubleAI reported a 67% cost cut for one early customer; LTX told the Journal Maxwell doubled its model-inference speed.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: The Wall Street Journal
Why it matters
DoubleAI is betting that software optimization backed by formal code verification can become a paid alternative to simply buying more compute. Maxwell's results will need to hold across customers' workloads, with a clear way to measure savings and fees.
Amnon Shashua and Shai Shalev-Shwartz's doubleAI introduced Maxwell on October 19th, according to The Wall Street Journal. The system is what its founders call a "code execution model": AI designed to optimize software while it runs and reduce the computing resources it consumes. DoubleAI said Maxwell cut one early customer's compute costs by 67%.…
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