

Startup · United States
Extropic
HQ San Francisco, United StatesFounded 2022
Extropic is building a new type of AI chip that uses thermodynamic fluctuations—normally seen as noise—to perform efficient probabilistic computations. This allows their processors to run tasks like Monte Carlo simulations with significantly less energy, making them ideal for AI, finance, and scientific applications. Founded by quantum computing veterans, Extropic recently raised $14.1 million to bring this tech to market. Their silicon-based approach offers a lightweight alternative to traditional chips, potentially challenging giants like Nvidia in the race for AI hardware dominance.
Hiring observations6 listings
Analog/Mixed Signal Engineer ↗
Boston · Full-time · Engineering
Availability unverified · Black Flag job board
Observed Oct 5, 2026
Boston · Full-time · Engineering
Availability unverified · Black Flag job board
Observed Oct 5, 2026
Boston · Full-time · Engineering
Availability unverified · Black Flag job board
Observed Oct 5, 2026
Research Scientist - Machine Learning ↗
Boston · Full-time · Engineering
Availability unverified · Black Flag job board
Observed Oct 5, 2026
Research Scientist - Machine Learning ↗
San Francisco · Full-time · Engineering
Availability unverified · Black Flag job board
Observed Oct 5, 2026
Test and Automation Engineer ↗
Boston · Full-time · Engineering
Availability unverified · Black Flag job board
Observed Oct 5, 2026
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“This company develops energy-efficient thermodynamic computing chips optimized for large language models, aiming to revolutionize data centers by leveraging”
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“Extropic is building a new type of AI chip that uses thermodynamic fluctuations—normally seen as noise—to perform efficient probabilistic computations. This”
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