Our future depends on compute
TALPs apply everywhere compute runs


TALPs improve throughput and predictability — slashing power consumption while accelerating the speed of execution.
In lab tests, TALPs have reduced energy consumption by as much as 91%.
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Software doesn't run in a vacuum. It runs on real hardware, with real constraints. TALPs optimize execution for the environment the software is operating in — whether for execution speed, reducing energy consumption, or both.
For decades, the industry has focused on: Smaller transistors, Higher clock speeds, More cores, Faster interconnects
But software execution itself — the way processors step through machine code — has remained fundamentally unmanaged.
Processors execute instructions.
They do not understand execution pathways.
That's the missing layer.
Five fundamentals principals that make TALPs a foundation for modern compute - across architectures, industries, and power envelopes.
Ubiquitous by Design
From Cloud to Edge. From Watts to Milliwatts.
Compute is expanding across every layer of modern systems. Cloud infrastructure, industrial equipment, field systems, and personal devices all rely on software execution.



Cross-Industry Impact
Every vertical is becoming computational.
As software becomes the control plane for the physical world, performance and efficiency become strategic—across mission-critical and specialized systems.
No New Hardware
Optimize software. Not silicon.
TALPs improve execution on your target architecture—without a chip redesign, fabrication cycle, manufacturing ramp, or ecosystem migration.


Beyond Parallelization
Whole-program optimization: serial + parallel.
TALPs don’t just “add threads.” They optimize the serial path and extract safe parallel execution where it exists—improving throughput and predictability.
Automatic TALPification
No parallel programming required.
Teams shouldn’t have to rewrite systems around new models or train on niche frameworks. TALPification is automatic—software stays software.

The “after” version is not about rewriting everything—it’s about declaring the pathway and constraints. The runtime finds safe parallelism automatically.
▍▍Pseudo-code for clarity. Actual integration details depend on workload and environment.
Expansive • Inevitable • Ubiquitous
Everything runs on software —
software runs on compute.
We optimize compute at the machine level.
TALPS: TIME-AFFECTED LINEAR PATHWAYS
Data centers use more power than whole cities: