TechnologyQ.ANT gives away software for its light-powered AI chips
The New Stack reports that developers can try the software on a regular laptop, describing the giveaway as a CUDA-style bet on developers.
TLDR
Q.ANT is giving away software for its light-powered AI chips, The New Stack reports. The outlet said on September 23, 2026, that developers could try it on a regular laptop, with access to the actual chips expected to open over the following months.
Q.ANT gives away software for its light-powered AI chips
The New Stack reports that developers can try the software on a regular laptop, describing the giveaway as a CUDA-style bet on developers.
TLDR
Q.ANT is giving away software for its light-powered AI chips, The New Stack reports. The outlet said on September 23, 2026, that developers could try it on a regular laptop, with access to the actual chips expected to open over the following months.