Vaultz Capital Bets on AI Infrastructure with £3m Investment

Vaultz Capital, an investment company listed on AQSE (V3TC), has invested £3m in a software business that aims to overcome memory constraints in artificial intelligence (AI) technology. The investment gives Vaultz about 2.3% of the enlarged company, valuing it at £95m after a £5m funding round.

The deal was financed primarily by selling 47 Bitcoin at an average price of £62,914 each, which represents roughly a third of its previous holding.

Vaultz's new investment is built around the memory constraints of Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), which are used to power much of modern AI. The company claims its software layer can allow individual GPUs to handle workloads that would otherwise require multiple processors, while also allowing groups of GPUs to scale without being subject to the same networking constraints.

The investee's technology has been demonstrated on third-party infrastructure and has shown improvements in usable compute per GPU, lower time and costs for model fine-tuning, faster long-document inference, and lower energy consumption per unit of useful work. The stated addressable market includes GPU infrastructure across AI training and inference, cloud computing, enterprise, sovereign computing, scientific modeling, and financial applications.