Voltai

Voltai builds AI models and agents that design electronic systems and semiconductors. The company combines world models with agents capable of learning, evaluating, planning and experimenting, with the aim of producing hardware beyond what human engineers could achieve alone. Because physical-world experimentation is slow and impractical at scale, the agents run simulated experiments - billions of them - and the results are then verified in real-world settings, where the resulting data feeds back into the models.

The technical work spans artificial intelligence, AI agents, world models, simulation, machine learning and hardware design automation, applied to chip design, semiconductor design and electronic systems engineering. This approach mirrors how human experts develop skills: through practical engineering feedback and real-world verification rather than simulation alone.

Voltai is based in Silicon Valley and is backed by Stanford University and by leaders from Google, AMD, Broadcom and Marvell. Many of the world's largest semiconductor companies are reported to treat Voltai as a strategic partner and a board-level priority. Further details on the company's approach are set out at voltai.com.