Choose between Intel Xeon powered TT-LoudBox and AMD EPYC powered TT-QuietBox
Tenstorrent, an AI and RISC-V processor startup led by legendary chip architect Jim Keller, the mastermind behind AMD’s Zen architecture, launched its first hardware back in March 2024. Grayskull is a RISC-V alternative to GPUs, and the firm produced two Grayskull-powered DevKits – Grayskull e75 and the more powerful Grayskull e150.
The company has now followed up those initial releases with Wormhole, offering two PCIe boards, n150s and n300s, with flexible, scalable processors built with Tensix Cores. The boards include a compute unit, network-on-chip, local cache, and “baby RISC-V” cores. Tenstorrent says they offer superior performance for the cost compared to traditional GPUs, and broad data precision format support.
n150s has more compute per ASIC (72 Tensix cores), but n300s has two ASICs on the card (128 Tensix cores – 64 per ASIC).
