Nov 10 (Reuters) - AI startup Tsavorite Scalable

Intelligence said on Monday it has secured more than $100

million in pre-orders from enterprises and cloud providers

across the U.S., Asia and Europe to deploy its chips that are

used to scale AI workloads.

The company has seen strong demand for its Omni Processing

Unit (OPU), a compute architecture which unifies central

processing units, graphics processing units, memory and

connectivity in one device, enabling it to be configured to meet

diverse market and application needs.

The growing complexity of artificial intelligence workloads

is driving the industry to scalable solutions that address

challenges such as power consumption, scalability and cost,

facilitating broader adoption of the AI infrastructure.

Tsavorite declined to disclose its current valuation or the

total amount of funding it has raised so far.

Founded by former Intel and chip industry veterans

in 2023, the company expects to deliver its chips and enterprise

class AI appliances capable of supporting all agentic AI

workflows by next year.

"We've built the first truly composable, developer-friendly,

AI platform that delivers step-change gains in efficiency, cost

and scale from edge to hyperscale," CEO Shalesh Thusoo said.

The company is using Samsung's SF4X platform

solution to fabricate the OPU.