12 alternatives to Tenstorrent in AI Hardware & Accelerator Chips. 4 of them are tracked direct competitors.
| Company | Pricing | Open source | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tenstorrentthis pageAI chip company led by Jim Keller, building RISC-V AI processors. | Enterprise | Yes | Series D+ |
| AWS (Trainium/Inferentia)direct competitorAmazon's custom silicon for AI training and inference. | Paid | No | Public |
| Graphcoredirect competitorBritish AI chipmaker building IPU accelerators for training and inference. | Paid | No | Series D+ |
| Intel (Gaudi)direct competitorIntel's Gaudi AI accelerator chip line. | Paid | No | Public |
| NVIDIAdirect competitorDominant maker of GPUs powering most AI training and inference. | Enterprise | No | Public |
| AMDChipmaker competing in AI accelerators with its Instinct GPU line. | Enterprise | No | Public |
| BlaizeEdge AI chipmaker for computer-vision and inference workloads. | Paid | No | Series C |
| Google (TPU)Google's custom Tensor Processing Units for AI workloads. | Paid | No | Public |
| HailoIsraeli maker of edge AI inference chips. | Paid | No | Series D+ |
| MatXStartup designing chips purpose-built for large-model training. | Enterprise | No | — |
| MythicAI chipmaker using analog compute for efficient edge inference. | Enterprise | No | Series C |
| Rain AIStartup developing brain-inspired, energy-efficient AI chips. | Enterprise | No | Series A |
| Untether AICanadian AI chipmaker focused on energy-efficient inference. | Enterprise | No | Series B |
Direct competitors are curated relationships in the index. The remaining entries share the AI Hardware & Accelerator Chips category.