We helped build computing systems as they are today.
Now we’re making the hardware of tomorrow.

A team that works in theory and in practice

Vaire’s leadership team combines novel compute research with decades of experience pioneering semiconductor design across industry giants. On the other side, we’ve led startups utilising the most cutting edge hardware in AI and defence tech. Our deep expertise in traditional computing architectures and their most demanding applications is what led us to work on reversible computing — we know a new approach is needed to take compute performance to the next level.

Computing without compromise

Why we exist

Progress in compute performance risks being compromised by limited energy infrastructure and the end of Moore’s law. Vaire offers a way out of these binds.

We‘re here to lead a machine intelligence revolution, with anti-establishment, futuristic hardware that decouples energy consumption from growth in computing power.

Investors

Our people

Rodolfo Rosini
CEO/Co-Founder

Serial founder deep tech / defence tech.
Raised 5x, exited 2x.

Dr Hannah Earley
CTO/Co-Founder

Leading researcher on novel compute & Reversible Computing.
PhD, Applied Maths & Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge.

Andrew Sloss
VP Technology

Founding engineer at Arm .
27 computer systems and 1bn+ chips shipped.

Jake Kramer
Head of Government Partnerships

Ex managing partner at FedTech.
Collaborated with DoD, NASA, DoE, NIST, VA, federal labs, and research institutions.

Alex Fleetwood
Chief Solutions Architect

Serial founder in emerging tech, led Niantic studio post acquisition.
Built and scaled complex products from 0 to 1.

Mike Frank
Senior Scientist

Ex-sandia, mit, stanford. LEADING EXPERT ON REVERSIBLE COMPUTING

Careers

We believe in the “adventure of science”. We see magic in achieving what others believe impossible – after all, everything is theoretical until you do it. We understand the vision, effort and resilience scientific breakthroughs require. We agree with Richard Feynman that at first glance, outlier ideas can seem 'absurd and useless'. We are all aligned around the deep belief that all computation will be reversible in 15 years. Want to join us?