Euclyd Unveils CRAFTWERK for Agentic AI

European AI chip startup Euclyd has unveiled its latest innovation, CRAFTWERK, a cutting-edge inference architecture aimed at revolutionizing large-scale AI deployments by significantly reducing costs and power consumption. The groundbreaking system, touted as the most power-efficient exascale token factory in the world, was officially introduced at the KISACO Infrastructure Summit 2025 in Santa Clara.

Revolutionary Inference Design

Setting itself apart from traditional accelerators, CRAFTWERK is specifically engineered to handle agentic AI workloads with unparalleled efficiency. At the heart of this revolutionary architecture is the CRAFTWERK SiP (system-in-package) – a compact module that integrates:

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• 16,384 custom SIMD processors
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• Up to 8 PFLOPS (FP16) or 32 PFLOPS (FP4) compute
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• 1 TB of custom ultra-bandwidth memory (UBM) providing an impressive 8,000 TB/s bandwidth
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By combining custom processors, specialized memory, and advanced 2.5D/3D packaging, the SiP pushes the boundaries of inference efficiency beyond what traditional designs can achieve.

Exascale Capabilities

The flagship rack-scale system from Euclyd, the CRAFTWERK STATION CWS 32, harnesses multiple SiPs to deliver exceptional performance metrics:

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• 1.024 exaflops of FP4 compute power
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• 32 TB of UBM
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• 7.68 million tokens per second in multi-user mode
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• Remarkably low power consumption of just 125 kW
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According to Euclyd, these specifications represent a monumental 100× enhancement in tokens per joule and cost per token when compared to existing leading inference solutions, based on performance modeling with Llama 4 Maverick.

Strong Industry Support

CEO of Euclyd, Bernardo Kastrup, outlined the underlying philosophy that drove the development of CRAFTWERK:

Renowned investor Peter Wennink, former CEO of ASML, also expressed his confidence in the innovative approach:

Headquartered in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Euclyd positions itself as a prominent European player in AI infrastructure. The company is dedicated to environmentally conscious and socially responsible engineering practices, while striving for radical efficiency improvements in datacenter computing.

With a network of esteemed advisors and investors including industry luminaries like Peter Wennink, Federico Faggin (microprocessor pioneer and founder of Zilog and Synaptics), and Steven Schuurman (founder of Elastic), Euclyd is making waves in the AI technology landscape. The company maintains operational bases in Eindhoven and San Jose, California.