An AI physics simulator for AI chip design
DeepSim is building an AI physics simulator. We are currently developing the only thermal simulator to meet AI chip design needs and are validating our tool with Intel. We are a team of three electrical engineering PhDs from Stanford with backgrounds in semiconductor fabrication and design.
Total raised
$756K
Last stage
Seed
Investors
Chuck Koroglu
Stanford EE PhD with background in semiconductor engineering, and physics modeling of integrated circuits. Excited about transforming the landscape of engineering simulations with new technology that combines physics, experimental data and AI.
Chuck Koroglu
Stanford EE PhD with background in semiconductor engineering, and physics modeling of integrated circuits. Excited about transforming the landscape of engineering simulations with new technology that combines physics, experimental data and AI.
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Alexander Gabourie
Alex is a co-founder of DeepSim, Inc., where he develops AI physics simulators. He earned his PhD in Electrical Engineering from Stanford, specializing in nanoscale thermal simulations, and brings over a decade of experience in the semiconductor industry.
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Connor McClellan
Stanford EE PhD grad now building an AI physics simulation platform at DeepSim to solve the frustrating parts of my PhD. I'm also really into espresso making and will be happy to make you your best cup of coffee.
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A few questions to make sure this role is the right shape for you. Two minutes.
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