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Data. Accelerated.

Reconfigurable computing for analytical workloads—from a personal accelerator beside your laptop to arrays built for real-time, data-center-scale performance.

One platform, every scale

Purpose-built computing without a purpose-built workflow.

dau is building a hardware and software platform that transforms analytical workloads into reconfigurable dataflow. Flash the architecture your work needs, run it through familiar data tools, and scale the same model from your desk to the data center.

Personal computing

An accelerator beside you.

A consumer device designed for plug-and-play. Variable configurations for variable workflows from the comfort of your laptop or workstation. A pocket-sized, reconfigureable accelerator.

Portable · Flashable · Developer-friendly

High-performance systems

A fabric built around your data.

Four, eight, or more accelerator cards working as one system. An enterprise platform envisioned for massive analytical throughput, low-latency pipelines, and real-time computing at data-center scale.

Parallel · Composable · Scalable

Shape hardware to work

Compose filtering, transformation, aggregation, partitioning, and other analytical operations into streaming hardware pipelines.

Keep software familiar

Connect reconfigurable compute to dataframe and analytical interfaces instead of rewriting workflows around low-level hardware APIs.

Scale the architecture

Carry workload configurations across device classes, from accessible personal hardware to arrays designed for extreme throughput.

From proof to platform

Real work. Faster.

dau began with a 5 GB NYSE TAQ dataset and a concrete analytical task: calculate OHLCV bars. On data staged in our initial dpv1 platform, repeated queries ran in 0.92 seconds versus 1.5 seconds on CPU—63% faster, with every result matched against the software golden. Now we are scaling that architecture into a larger, faster platform.

dpv1 · Proven

Consumet accelerator

Initial platform

134K LUTs · 1 GB DDR3

Proved resident analytical queries can outperform CPU execution on accessible hardware.

dpv2 · Scaling now

Pro accelerator

Next platform

204K LUTs · 8 GB DDR3 · PCIe x8

Expands resident capacity and host bandwidth for larger datasets and more parallel acceleration.

dpv3 · Future

Enterprise accelerator

Concept platform

1M+ LUTs · 128 GB DDR5 · PCIe x16 · Networked

Envisions networked accelerator arrays for massive throughput and real-time computing.

Build the next scale with us

Bring us the workload that should be faster.

We are working with early users and design partners to shape dau hardware, software, and deployment systems. Tell us what you compute, where it runs, and what performance would change for you.