Thursday, April 3rd 2025
Tenstorrent Launches Blackhole Developer Products at Tenstorrent Dev Day
Tenstorrent launched the next generation Blackhole chip family today at their DevDay event in San Francisco. Featuring all new RISC-V cores, Blackhole is built to handle massive AI workloads efficiently and offers an infinitely scalable solution.
Blackhole products are now available for order on tenstorrent.com:
Tenstorrent's Blackhole PCIe cards have been updated to 6 nm manufacturing, faster Network-on-Chip (NoC), higher memory density, and additional integrated RISC-V cores.
Tenstorrent also launched the Developer Hub - a platform designed to offer model support, tutorial videos, bounties and resources to the developer community working on the Tenstorrent platform.
The Blackhole cards and TT-Quietbox are fully supported by Tenstorrent's open source TT-Forge, TT-NN TT-Metalium, and TT-LLK software stacks, and can be found at www.github.com/tenstorrent.
Source:
Tenstorrent
Blackhole products are now available for order on tenstorrent.com:
- Blackhole p100, powered by one processor without Ethernet, active-cooled: available for $999
- Blackhole p150, powered by one processor with Ethernet, and available in passive-, active-, and liquid-cooled variants: available for $1,299
- TT-Quiet box, a liquid-cooled desktop workstation powered by 4 Blackhole processors: available for $11,999
Tenstorrent also launched the Developer Hub - a platform designed to offer model support, tutorial videos, bounties and resources to the developer community working on the Tenstorrent platform.
The Blackhole cards and TT-Quietbox are fully supported by Tenstorrent's open source TT-Forge, TT-NN TT-Metalium, and TT-LLK software stacks, and can be found at www.github.com/tenstorrent.
7 Comments on Tenstorrent Launches Blackhole Developer Products at Tenstorrent Dev Day
For consumers, I would've expected a lot more VRAM at this price for a dedicated AI-card. But alas it is not for consumers.
I have an Orange Pi RV2 for mundane duties replacing an older ARM-based Orange Pi Win Plus, but that should be far surpassed by TT-Ascalon over the next few years.