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Dutch startup Euclyd emerges from stealth with Craftwerk AI chip architecture

Dutch startup Euclyd emerged from stealth in Eindhoven, founded by former Silicon Hive engineers Bernardo Kastrup and Atul Sinha. It unveiled its Craftwerk chip architecture, claiming up to 8 petaflops per device and a hundredfold gain in power efficiency over rivals.

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Reported Editor-read Bits&Chips, 18 September 2025

What it does not test. This does not establish any funding, customer order or independently verified benchmark for Euclyd's claimed architecture.

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