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I’m very excited to announce that TitanML is now Doubleword!
We’re still the same team, with the same mission: solving the problem of self-hosted AI inference for enterprises. But as we grow, evolve, and take on bigger challenges, we felt it was time for a name that reflects both where we came from — and where we’re headed.
When we founded TitanML, the AI world revolved around training—cost, infrastructure, breakthroughs. We made a different bet: that inference, not training, would become the critical bottleneck to AI’s impact. We were right. Over the past few years, everyone from top-tier AI labs to enterprises deploying their first models has faced the challenge of inference in some way.
Our journey over the last few years has taken us from a small team of physicists solving tough research problems to a product-focused company helping enterprises simplify and scale self-hosted inference. But this challenge isn’t static. As AI transforms businesses, the demand for scalable, effortless inference continues to change and evolve.
That’s why we’ve raised new capital from partners and investors we deeply respect—to ensure we can support enterprises to deploy, manage, and scale their AI inference without infrastructure headaches.
Why “Doubleword”?
In computing, a doubleword is a standard unit of data — but for us, it also captures a bigger shift. Words are the new interface to intelligence — but under the hood, it’s all bits, bytes, words, and doublewords. We take care of the technical complexity so our customers can access powerful AI with simple, natural language.
I’m incredibly proud of the team that has brought us to this point and deeply grateful to our customers and partners for their trust and collaboration. The Doubleword era is just beginning, but it stands on years of hard work from all at TitanML — from research and product development to deep customer understanding. That foundation is now paying off, and we’re excited for what’s next.
— Meryem Arik
CEO & Co-Founder, Doubleword
