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12 Jun 2026, 03:03 UTC · 2h ago
Blaize Touts Edge AI Strategy, Nokia Partnership and $130M 2026 Revenue Outlook
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12 Jun 2026, 03:03 UTC · 2h ago
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Blaize has tightened its 2026 revenue guidance to $130 million, following a prior year close of approximately $39 million. — Projected revenue growth from $39M to $130M represents a significant scale-up in commercial traction for the chipmaker.
+0.60Blaize claims its GSP-powered servers can run specific workloads at two to four times lower total cost of ownership (TCO) than NVIDIA-based GPU setups. — A material TCO advantage over the industry leader is a primary driver for customer switching and market share gain in Tier 2 data centers.
+0.50The company expects margins to improve significantly in 2027 and 2028 as the revenue mix shifts toward software and recurring AI services. — A transition from low-margin hardware to high-margin software is a key catalyst for long-term valuation expansion.
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Blaize's chips are taped out by Samsung Foundry in Austin, Texas, meeting 'Made in America' requirements for defense applications. — Geographic sourcing provides a competitive moat and critical access to restricted US government and defense contracts.
+0.30Blaize has established a 'game changer' partnership with Nokia to leverage their existing data center relationships for AI solution deployment. — Strategic partnerships with established infrastructure providers reduce customer acquisition costs and accelerate go-to-market speed.
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The company outlined a strong edge AI strategy, reported revenue growth, and provided positive future guidance.
Described as a 'game changer' partner that provides critical connectivity and data center relationships for Blaize.
Blaize claims its GSP technology offers a lower total cost of ownership and better thermal performance than NVIDIA GPUs in specific edge use cases.
Used in a successful demonstration where a Supermicro server powered by Blaize cards outperformed GPU setups.
Mentioned as the foundry partner for Blaize's chips, supporting important 'Made in America' requirements.
Mentioned as a potential supplier for memory sourcing to secure future supply.
[mutual] Blaize and Nokia have a strategic partnership to bring AI solutions to data centers.
[a_to_b] Samsung Foundry tapes out Blaize's chips.
[mutual] Blaize uses Supermicro servers to power its cards for customer demonstrations.
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[mutual] Blaize competes with NVIDIA in AI workloads, though it positions itself as a complement in hybrid systems.
