THINK AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT

Sub-4ms synaptic latency. Cognitive expansion without thermal compromise. The interface between silicon and signal.

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THE BOTTLENECK ISN'T YOUR CODE

  • Thermal throttling

    Modern processors cap at 100°C and downclock. Every degree of heat steals milliseconds. Your ideas wait.

  • Memory bandwidth ceilings

    DDR5 maxes at ~100GB/s. Neural workloads demand 10x that. You're building on a hard ceiling.

  • Software emulation lag

    GPUs simulate neural nets. They don't run them. The translation layer adds 2–3 orders of magnitude in latency. You're not thinking. You're queuing.

FROM SILICON TO NEURAL-SYNC

AXON Core bypasses the silicon intermediary. Direct synaptic-to-digital transfer. No emulation. No translation layer. Your neural output becomes compute input at hardware speed. The brain isn't the bottleneck. Everything else was.

THE SPECS

L1 Neural Sync

Real-time synaptic data transfer. No emulation layer. No translation. 256 channels. Direct capture.

256-channel parallel input

Cryo-Passive Cooling

Silent. Zero thermal throttle. Run at peak for 72+ hours. No fans. No compromise.

0dB fan. Sustained 100% load

Zero-Lag Architecture

0.04ms response time. Sub-perceptible. Your intent becomes output before you perceive the gap.

4µs p99

CALIBRATE. SYNC. TRANSCEND.

Step 01

Calibrate

Baseline your neural signature. 12-minute non-invasive scan. Hardware learns your signal pattern. No implants. No surgery.

Step 02

Sync

Pair AXON Core with your workstation. One-time handshake. Persistent secure link. You think. It computes.

Step 03

Transcend

No training wheels. Full bandwidth. Your bottleneck was never biological.

BUILT BY PIONEERS

The first time I ran a model through AXON, I couldn't tell where I ended and the compute began. That's the point.

Dr. E. ChenNeural Systems, Stanford

We cut our training latency by three orders of magnitude. The bottleneck was never our architecture—it was the interface.

M. ReevesCTO, NeuroForge

Zero thermal throttle. 72 hours at full load. We finally have hardware that thinks as fast as we do.

A. VolkovLead Researcher, DeepMind

FAQ

No. Calibration uses non-invasive EEG-grade sensors. No implants, no surgery, no scalp penetration.

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