Multiple computing increases to $ 215 million for costs that can

On Thursday, the computing of Spanish startups Declare It raised a huge round of the series B at a value of 189 million euros (about 215 million dollars) on the strength of the technology called “Compactifai”.

The company says that compactii is a compressive computing technology that is able to reduce the size of LLMS by up to 95 % without affecting typical performance.

Specifically, Multiverse offers compressed versions of the well-known open source LLMS-small models in the first place Lama 4 ScoutsLlama 3.3 70b, Llama 3.1 8B, Small Mistra 3.1. However, it will soon issue a version of Deepseek R1, with more open -up and logic models soon. Owners of Openai and others are not supported.

They are “Slim” models, as the company calls it, available on Amazon Web Services or can be licensed for local uses. The company says its models are the fastest 4x -12X of similar unconventional versions, which translate into 50 % -80 % in the costs of reasoning. For example, The multiple universe says Lama 4 Scout Slim costs 10 cents per million symbols on AWS compared to Lama 4 Scout’s 14 Cents.

The company says that some of its models can be very small and effective in using energy so that it can be operated on computers, phones, cars, drones and even DIY preferred computer, Raspberry Pi. (We suddenly imagine those fantastic homes of the softening berries that were promoted using the LLM interactive Santas.)

Multiverse has some technical power behind it. He participated in the founding of CTO Román ORús, a professor at the International Donostia Center for Physics in San Sebastián, Spain. Orús is known to him Pioneer work on tensioner networks (It should not be confused with all things related to the prosecution named Tensor in Google).

Tensor networks are calculation tools that mimic quantum computers but they work on classic computers. One of its basic uses these days is the pressure of deep learning models.

The co -founder and CEO of Multiverse, Enrique Lizaso Olmos, holds multiple sports certificates and was a university professor. He spent most of his career in banks, known as the former CEO of UNNIM.

The Bullhound Capital series (which has supported companies like Spotify, Droculeuto, Deliveryhero, Avito and Discord) was led alongside HP Tech Ventures, Sett, Forgoint Capital International, CDP Venture Capital and Santander Climate Vc, Toshiba and Capital Riesgo de Euskadi – Grupo SPR.

Multiverse says it has 160 patents and 100 world -class clients, including Iberdrola, Bosch and Bank of Canada. With this funding, it raised about $ 250 million so far.