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BZAI
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BZAI
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Over the past 12 months, BZAI has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -91% compared to S&P 500's +15% growth.
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Blaize Holdings Inc
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Blaize Holdings makes hardware and software for running artificial intelligence at the edge, meaning close to the camera, machine, or device that collects the data. Its main products are AI processors, system modules, and software tools that help customers deploy computer vision and other real-time AI workloads without sending everything to the cloud. The company sells these products to customers that need fast, low-power inference in places like security systems, industrial equipment, smart cities, retail, and automotive applications. The company makes money by selling its chips, boards, and software stack, and by supporting customers as they build and deploy AI systems. In practice, Blaize sits between the chip designers and the end users of AI. It gives customers a way to process video and sensor data locally, which can reduce latency, lower bandwidth needs, and work better in environments where cloud connectivity is limited or expensive. What makes Blaize different is its focus on inference rather than training. Many AI companies build large cloud systems, but Blaize targets the point where AI has to run inside a device or embedded system. That puts it in a niche of the semiconductor industry where customers care most about power use, real-time response, and fitting AI into products that already have tight size and cost limits.