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    Corbenic AI

    Corbenic AI builds infrastructure software that lowers the cost and latency of running AI without reducing accuracy. Its Galahad layer provides encrypted, persistent, byte-exact AI memory and avoids recomputing work that a model has already performed.

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    At a Glance

    1Tool Listed
    6Products
    9Capabilities
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    West Flanders, BelgiumHeadquarters
    Focus Areas
    AI Infrastructure
    Agent Memory
    Local Inference
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    Latest News
    Galahad-KV 1.31.5 released on PyPI as a beta KV-cache layer for vLLM and SGLang.Oct 8, 2026
    Corbenic AI launches Galahad in beta to secure AI memory, provide investigation/recovery tooling, and reduce repeated GPU work.Oct 1, 2026
    Markets
    • Enterprise AI infrastructure teams
    • Companies running LLMs on their own servers
    • Organizations with GPU-heavy inference fleets
    • Regulated and privacy-sensitive enterprises
    • +1 more

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    Galahad

    Persistent KV Cache for LLMs

    AI InfrastructureAgent MemoryLocal Inference

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    Latest News

    10/08/2026

    Galahad-KV 1.31.5 released on PyPI as a beta KV-cache layer for vLLM and SGLang.

    pypi.org
    10/01/2026

    Corbenic AI launches Galahad in beta to secure AI memory, provide investigation/recovery tooling, and reduce repeated GPU work.

    prnewswire.com
    10/01/2026

    Galahad public repository and installation workflow published, including vLLM, SGLang, bare C/C++ integration, and licensing tools.

    github.com
    06/15/2026

    Corbenic describes Taliesin's 21x long-context speedup, cross-GPU byte-identical restoration, and the Merlin/Taliesin cost-reduction stack.

    openpr.com

    Products & Services

    6
    Galahad
    October 1, 2026 (beta launch)

    A per-server software layer between an AI workload and its hardware. It maintains encrypted, persistent, byte-exact memory of model work and restores it without recomputing tokens; it includes the Merlin memory/deduplication engine and Taliesin graft engine.

    Galahad-KV (galahad-kv)
    October 8, 2026

    A proprietary beta Python package that supplies Galahad's KV-cache layer for vLLM and SGLang, with a bundled libgalahad.so, CLI, connectors, encrypted on-disk memory, and licensing tools.

    Merlin
    May 2026 research publication

    A deterministic, byte-exact deduplication engine that hashes incoming prompts or content, detects previously processed material, and removes redundant context before inference; it can also run standalone for API-based setups.

    Taliesin
    June 4, 2026

    A memory/grafting engine that saves model KV state and restores it into new requests, including across restarts, servers, and GPU generations, with cryptographic byte-equality verification.

    Market Position

    Corbenic positions Galahad against approximate prefix/KV caches and cloud-only or lossy memory approaches, emphasizing bit-for-bit identity, cryptographic proof, persistence across restarts and hardware, and no data leaving the customer's infrastructure. Its stated integration competitors and comparison points include vLLM's native caching ecosystem, SGLang, RAGFlow, and large-platform memory efforts from NVIDIA and Moonshot; Corbenic differentiates on exactness and verifiability rather than approximation.

    Leadership

    Founders

    SS

    Sietse Schelpe

    Founder and CEO; leads deep systems and science, product vision, bare-metal C++ architecture, and formal verification. Crunchbase lists a past role as online marketing manager at Domino's Pizza Belgium, and Corbenic's press material identifies him as founder and CEO.

    IB

    Irène Balmès

    Listed by Crunchbase as a Corbenic AI founder; Corbenic's official site lists her as an advisor, PhD, and lead data scientist at Kynaps.

    LL

    Loïc Le Tiran

    Listed by Crunchbase as a Corbenic AI founder; Corbenic's official site lists Gwen le Tiran, PhD, as an advisor and head of an R&D group at Saint-Gobain, but does not state that this advisor is the same person.

    MD

    Marloes Decraemer

    Founder listed by Crunchbase; Corbenic's official team page identifies her as CPO for product and go-to-market, owning design partners and customer onboarding.

    TC

    Toon Colson

    Founder listed by Crunchbase; Corbenic's official team page identifies him as CSO for sales and partnerships, with seven years of B2B sales experience.

    Executive Team

    SS

    Sietse Schelpe

    CEO — Deep Systems & Science

    Leads product vision, bare-metal C++ architecture, and formal verification; author of the arXiv papers behind the Galahad harness.

    TC

    Toon Colson

    CSO — Sales & Partnerships

    Has seven years of B2B sales experience and focuses on enterprise revenue growth and strategic partnerships.

    Board of Directors

    GL
    Gwen le Tiran, PhD
    Advisor; Head of R&D Group at Saint-Gobain
    IB
    Irene Balmes, PhD
    Advisor; Lead Data Scientist at Kynaps

    Founding Story

    Corbenic says it began by building Merlin, a deduplication tool that strips redundant data before it reaches a model. That work exposed the larger cost of repeatedly paying for the same computation, leading to the vision for Galahad: a model-agnostic layer between AI workloads and the underlying hardware that makes prior work a verified, reusable asset.

    Business Model

    Revenue Model

    Per-server software licensing for Galahad, with daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly licence terms; Corbenic also offers measured pilots and volume/custom quotes. A one-GPU non-commercial licence is free for 12 months and renewable.

    Pricing Tiers

    Free non-commercial
    $0

    One GPU; renewable 12-month licence; non-commercial use.

    Paid per-server licence
    GPU-dependent; examples range from $5.12/month for a Mac mini M4 Pro 64GB to $1,423.50/month for an AMD MI355X or B300 SXM

    Monthly rate depends on GPU TFLOPS; daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly terms are offered.

    Measured pilot
    $0

    Corbenic says it proves the software on the customer's servers against agreed success criteria before rollout.

    Target Markets

    Industries & Segments
    • Enterprise AI infrastructure teams
    • Companies running LLMs on their own servers
    • Organizations with GPU-heavy inference fleets
    • Regulated and privacy-sensitive enterprises
    • Developers and researchers using open-weight models and serving frameworks
    Use Cases
    • Enterprise long-context inference
    • Retrieval-augmented generation and repeated document queries
    • AI agents with repeated tool and context loops
    • Customer-service workloads
    • Legal analysis
    • Enterprise reporting

    Quick Facts

    Headquarters
    Oostkamp, West Flanders, Belgium
    Entity Type
    Delaware-incorporated company; legal name Corbenic AI, Inc.
    Office Locations
    Oostkamp
    Paris

    History & Milestones

    May 2026

    Corbenic published research on Merlin's deterministic byte-exact deduplication and byte-exact deduplication in retrieval-augmented generation, according to the official About page.

    June 4, 2026

    Corbenic announced Taliesin, a memory engine that saves and restores AI model context byte-for-byte to eliminate redundant recomputation; the release also described the Galahad-0.5B verification model and Merlin Community Edition.

    June 15, 2026

    A Corbenic press release described Taliesin's cross-server and cross-GPU verification results and the company's Belgian-French operating footprint.

    July 2026

    The official About page lists research on byte-exact KV-cache grafting and a frozen 12B model beating frontier models on verified work.

    October 1, 2026

    Corbenic launched Galahad in beta, positioning it as an encrypted AI-memory and investigation layer with a free renewable 12-month single-GPU non-commercial licence and paid business licences.

    Key Capabilities

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    Byte-exact KV-cache persistence and restoration
    Cryptographic SHA-256 verification and zero-divergence validation
    Encrypted memory at rest with locally held keys or passphrases
    Prompt/content deduplication before inference
    Persistent memory across restarts, servers, and GPU generations
    Live in-VRAM lookup and durable on-disk ledger

    Integrations & Partnerships

    Platform Integrations

    • vLLM via GalahadConnector
    • SGLang via Galahad HiCache storage backend
    • llama.cpp via slot save and restore
    • Linux x86-64; Python 3.10–3.14; NVIDIA GPU support in the documented beta package

    Key Partnerships

    Measured design-partner pilots on customer-owned servers
    Scientific advisory relationships in Paris
    Integration with vLLM, SGLang, and llama.cpp ecosystems

    Connect

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    AI Topics

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    Corbenic AI focuses on these topics:

    AI Infrastructure(1)
    Agent Memory(1)
    Local Inference(1)
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