Contact

Cooper Veit · Ashiba Research · New York

For Async Workload Tests: we begin with one high-volume async workload, the route it runs on today, one candidate route, and the historical examples your team already has.

Test one workload

For invoice troubleshooting: we begin with the stuck bill or a call. If money is at stake, we ask for the narrow records needed to decide what counted.

Troubleshoot an invoice

For compute claims, Kernel Contracts, training-rights workflows, diagnostic inquiries, retainer conversations, and substrate conformance work:
[email protected]

For publication subscriptions:
ashibaresearch.substack.com

For press and speaking inquiries:
[email protected]

What we respond to

• High-volume async AI workloads where the current route may be too expensive
• Support summaries, call notes, document extraction, tagging, and other offline work with historical examples
• Invoice reviews where bill / credit / hold / exclude / reserve / instrument is a real action
• Kernel Contracts, compute evidence, and substrate conformance inquiries with the workload and silicon mix specified
• Paper feedback, corrections, or pushback
• Summer internship applications with a resume/GitHub and one strong technical project
• Collaborator interest on ashiba-verify or follow-on work
• Referrals to teams with unexplained silicon divergence

What we don't

• Unscoped vendor pitches, service-provider introductions, or generic intro calls
• Requests to benchmark every model or shop every cloud provider
• Recruiting outreach for other companies