Seismora's control plane

Seismora builds networking technology to coordinate ai workloads across different providers and computing environments.

“The ai boom creates a scenario where we're moving from human-to-system communication to machine-to-machine”

Cognitive routing for ai

Seismora's control plane coordinates ai workloads across devices, edge infrastructure and cloud providers based on capability, cost and latency.

“In a distributed control plane, the system becomes smart enough to say, 'Okay, based on the intent of this user for this application, we can do X amount of work here on the iphone, we can do Y amount of work here at the edge'”

Stripe acquires openrouter

Stripe Inc. agreed to acquire openrouter inc. for a price reportedly around $7.5 billion in august.

“You want to be heterogeneous because, frankly, the enterprise today, i'm sure they have multiple neoclouds they work with, they have multiple models they work with”

Cognitive routing example

Seismora uses cognitive routing to choose where ai work runs based on capability, cost, latency and policy constraints.

“We view a world where, for example, [there are] open-weight models from providers like fireworks, contextual knowledge from neo4j”

Target customers

Seismora targets developers building agentic applications for end users rather than consumers themselves.

“Then, having compute and storage distributed across the edge, across the enterprise, and to be able to move intelligence where it makes sense”

What happens next

Seismora's cognitive routing system enables ai applications to run efficiently across distributed networks without custom routing logic.