Russia’s New AI Superbrain Can Run 16 Neural Networks at Once

GraLinQ AI isn’t just fast—it’s an ultra-compact powerhouse engineered for the age of sovereign intelligence.

In a bold leap toward homegrown AI infrastructure, Russian tech companies Graviton and HighTech have unveiled GraLinQ AI, a high-performance AI hardware platform capable of delivering up to 384 trillion operations per second (TOPS). That’s not just headline-grabbing performance—it’s a serious contender in the race for computational sovereignty.

GraLinQ AI is designed to run more than 16 neural networks simultaneously with data latency as low as 2.3 milliseconds—and even down to 1.5 ms with optimization tools like DNN Quant and Graph Optimizer. The hardware is entirely based on Russian technologies, from the Onega motherboard to the LinQ HPD accelerators, and it's flexible enough to power everything from smart city surveillance to molecular drug discovery.

Domestic Power, Global Ambition

Unlike many AI systems that rely on imported chipsets, GraLinQ AI uses only locally developed accelerators—positioning it as a rare example of full-stack technological independence. “This is more than a product,” one developer noted. “It’s a platform for redefining what domestic AI can do.”

GraLinQ AI is deployable both in local edge systems and large-scale data centers, giving it the flexibility needed for varied use cases—from healthcare and research to transportation and industrial automation.

Key specs include:

·        Native support for over 16 concurrent neural models

·        Up to 384 TOPS processing power

·        Modular architecture for scientific and commercial scaling

·        Real-time processing with ultra-low latency

Why It Matters

While global AI giants battle it out over silicon supremacy, Russia’s GraLinQ AI enters the chat with a focus on autonomy and precision. The system has already demonstrated potential in advanced scientific simulations—like molecular modeling and next-gen pharmaceutical research—and could play a key role in Russia’s broader digital strategy.

In a world where control over data and compute power is increasingly geopolitical, GraLinQ AI is Russia’s answer to staying ahead—on its own terms.