Overview
- Gimlet announced the Series B funding led by Andreessen Horowitz that brings the company’s valuation to $3 billion and expands a roster of strategic investors including Arm, M12 and Sapphire.
- The company says its multi‑silicon software disaggregates model inference across GPUs, CPUs and specialized accelerators so each phase runs on the most efficient chip.
- Gimlet reports company‑measured performance gains of roughly 3–10x in throughput and interactivity for similar cost and power envelopes, though those figures come from the company’s disclosures.
- The startup says it has secured billions in contracted revenue, built a gigawatt‑scale datacenter pipeline and is scaling managed heterogeneous capacity toward hundreds of megawatts.
- This push responds to rapidly rising token demand and power limits in AI data centers, and could force customers to rethink single‑chip stacks by combining orchestration software with tailored datacenter design.