Irish AI inference firm TensorX reports $5 million in revenue and promotes Tim Grant to chief executive as demand for private AI infrastructure rises.
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TensorX, an Irish company that runs AI inference on open‑source models with dedicated NVIDIA GPUs, announced that it has generated $5 million in revenue. The firm also said Tim Grant, who joined as executive chairman in May, is now its chief executive officer. TensorX markets its service as a “neocloud” that does not keep or reuse customer data.
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