Santa Clara, Calif. – September 25, 2025 — Baya Systems, developer of a software-driven, chiplet-ready fabric IP for scalable AI and high-performance computing, today announced: successful interoperability between Baya’s WeaveIP fabric and Tenstorrent’s TT- Ascalon processor portfolio and becoming one of the first members of Tenstorrent’s Open Chiplet Atlas (OCA).
Both companies are working on leveraging Baya’s fabric interoperability within OCA. Together, these milestones underscore their shared vision and commitment to enabling flexible, scalable, and customizable compute systems designed for the next generation of AI and other high-performance applications.
By integrating Baya’s chiplet-ready interconnect IP with Tenstorrent’s RISC-V-based Ascalon cores, system architects can now design and deploy compute platforms that are optimized end-to-end, from core to chiplet to system level. The collaboration brings to life a common vision: agile, software-driven development, optimization, and deployment of state-of-the-art systems.
Tenstorrent is a leader in driving the RISC-V and AI processing ecosystems and has collaborated with Baya Systems on enabling designers to rapidly innovate and bring ground-breaking silicon platforms to market.
“Tenstorrent is redefining processor architectures for the AI age, and Baya is redefining system interconnects and system design paradigms. Together, we are enabling customers to weave scalable compute systems from proven, interoperable building blocks,” said Dr. Sailesh Kumar, CEO of Baya Systems. “This is a major step toward our mission of democratizing hyper-efficient, data-centric SoC and multi-chiplet design.”
