Claims to enable the scaling of AI workloads with a lower TCO
Nov. 18, 2025 –
AI infrastructure software provider Moreh and AI chip company Tenstorrent have teamed up on a data center offering.
Revealed during the SuperComputing 2025 event, the two claim that their joint offering can enable enterprises and data centers to scale AI workloads while reducing the total cost of ownership.
The solution combines Moreh's MoAI Framework with Tenstorrent's Galaxy Wormhole servers, and can support both inference and training workloads. The companies claim it can handle large foundation models with "far less" networking overhead compared to conventional GPU systems.
"Through this partnership, we are bringing the flexibility and efficiency that AI data centers urgently need," said Gangwon Jo, CEO of Moreh. "Our goal is to make scalable AI infrastructure accessible to any enterprise that seeks performance without vendor lock-in."
"Our collaboration with Moreh demonstrates that open, co-designed systems can meet the growing demands of AI at scale," said Jasmina Vasiljevic, senior fellow at Tenstorrent. "Together, we're advancing a vision of making AI infrastructure more accessible and infinitely scalable."
Moreh and Tenstorrent have been working on R&D initiatives for several years now, and in 2024 established a joint partnership specifically dedicated to developing AI solutions for data centers.
Founded in 2016, Tenstorrent builds scalable artificial intelligence accelerators for both the cloud and Edge. The company completed a Series D funding round in December 2024, which saw the company valued at more than $2.6 billion. Raising $693 million, investors included Jeff Bezos' Bezos Expeditions, Samsung Securities, and AFW Partner.