In the open
The engine is Apache 2.0 and has 60+ contributors. Every benchmark goes on the blog with its setup.
We're building a local AI workstation and the open source engine that runs on it, backed by Y Combinator.
Research how models keep getting better after they ship.
Don't see your role? Tell us why you'd be great at Lucebox.
Bonus: a pull request to our open source engine counts in your favour, including one you sent before. It's optional.
Make open models run fast on our hardware. GPU kernels for the R9700 and the Ryzen AI MAX+, speculative decoding, batching, and splitting one model across both memories. It's open source, written in C++17, CUDA and HIP.
Build the Lucebox Zero 495 itself. The board, GPU, cooling and chassis, plus the 72-hour test every machine passes before it ships.
Build a machine that improves itself. A Lucebox should get better the longer it runs, by itself, with nothing leaving the machine. You'd write the software that makes that happen, and everything around it.
The engine is Apache 2.0 and has 60+ contributors. Every benchmark goes on the blog with its setup.