Agentic AI

Agentic AI is not a single inference call. Every reasoning step, retrieval, tool call, and validation can trigger more model calls, straining orchestration, memory, and fabric. The OPU executes multi-step agents with lower latency, less data movement, and higher utilization.

Built for agent traffic

The OPU addresses the bottlenecks agentic workloads create: inference fan-out, real-time orchestration, and memory and fabric pressure that conventional GPU stacks were not designed for.

Higher utilization, lower cost per task

Keep accelerators busy across multi-agent workflows, driving down the cost of every reasoning step, tool call, and retrieval.

Less data movement

Unified memory and the MultiPlexus fabric keep agent state close to compute, cutting independent CPU, GPU, and NIC handoffs.

Real-time orchestration

TAOS schedules graphs of model calls natively, so routing, validation, and fan-out execute with deterministic low latency.

The economics of agentic inference

6000

Token/Second/User

90 %

Lower cost per token

HOW IT WORKS

Built for inference fan-out

In agentic systems, each decision can trigger additional model calls across planners, tools, retrievers, and validators. The OPU was architected for exactly this pattern, pairing compute, unified memory, and a scale-up fabric so fan-out scales without the cost and latency of fragmented infrastructure.

One architecture, no handoffs

One architecture, no handoffs

The OPU integrates AI OmniCores, Arm cores, and a unified memory hierarchy in a single device, so agent state, caches, and intermediate results stay in place instead of bouncing between CPUs, GPUs, and NICs. Less data movement means lower latency per step, more predictable tail behavior, and more of every watt spent on useful inference rather than moving bytes.

A fabric that scales with your agents

A fabric that scales with your agents

MultiPlexus links OPUs across systems with load/store semantics and low-hop latency, forming one coherent compute domain. TAOS schedules multi-agent graphs across it natively, routing reasoning steps, tool calls, and retrievals to available compute. Utilization stays high as workloads grow, and the cost per agent task keeps falling as you scale from one system to a full rack.

Run agents at infrastructure scale

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