Summaries took minutes. Moving to Groq cut latency to milliseconds and search costs by 10x.
A funded startup operating a personal knowledge engine designed to capture, summarize, and connect content from podcasts, videos, and articles.
Users abandoned the platform when summaries took too long to generate, while API costs of $3 per 1,000 entity searches made scaling the knowledge...
“If it takes one minute to summarize a five-minute article, the value disappears for our users. Features like knowledge-graph linking, chat interactions, and auto-tagging simply aren’t viable without high throughput and low latency.”
AI-powered knowledge base for summarizing, organizing, and connecting digital content.
LPU hardware and cloud platform for high-speed AI inference.
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