British AI startup Callosum announced on Thursday that it has completed a $100 million seed round. Investors include the British Sovereign AI Fund established in April this year. The company is committed to developing a chip system that optimizes software and hardware collaboration. This product reduces AI computing power costs by accurately assigning specific AI tasks to the most suitable models and chips. Callosum also announced a partnership with AI chip company Cerebras to challenge Nvidia.

British AI startup Callosum announced on Thursday that it has completed a $100 million seed round. Investors include the British Sovereign AI Fund established in April this year. The company is committed to developing a chip system that optimizes software and hardware collaboration. This product reduces AI computing power costs by accurately assigning specific AI tasks to the most suitable models and chips. Callosum also announced a partnership with AI chip company Cerebras to challenge Nvidia.