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Unconventional AI Agrees to Acquire Israel’s NeuReality

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Unconventional AI is set to acquire NeuReality, an Israeli developer of processors and software for running artificial-intelligence models. NeuReality cofounder and CEO Moshe Tanach, along with most of its managers and developers, is expected to join the buyer. The Israeli company employs about 40 people in Caesarea and Tel Aviv and develops AI inference processors, networking technology and software. Unconventional AI cofounder and CEO Naveen Rao said adding NeuReality’s team would accelerate his company’s computing program by bringing in its engineering expertise.

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