Esperanto Technologies

The company offers AI/HPC compute servers and an ET-SoC-1 inference chip with a parallel, flexible architecture.

Esperanto Technologies describes its custom ONNXRuntime execution backend for running small language models on ET-SoC-1 hardware, including options for Esperanto’s EtGlowExecutionProvider.

Esperanto Technologies describes an optimized approach to preparing inputs for small language model inference on the ET-SoC-1 using ONNXRuntime IOBindings.

The company describes a keyword-augmented method for summarizing clinical notes and discusses how it may mitigate hallucinations, along with its methodologies and results.

An IEEE Spectrum article by Stacey Higginbotham says RISC-V makes it easier for companies to design and build specialized chips for graphics and the Internet of Things.

Esperanto says it is not accepting third-party recruiter resumes without a signed agreement with People Operations and has no present openings.

Esperanto provides computing solutions for AI and non-AI applications, from cloud to edge.

The page provides a general inquiry form and lists the phone number (650) 319-7357 and locations in Austin, Texas; Portland, Oregon; Barcelona, Spain; and Belgrade, Serbia.

Esperanto Technologies has ceased operations, and Nekko.ai acquired its intellectual property. The page also describes the Esperanto AI / HPC Compute Server for generative AI inference, HPC, and mixed-mode workloads.

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