An AI research and engineering company.
Archeon Solutions is a small team of senior AI researchers and engineers based in San Francisco and Dubai. We build custom AI for banks, hospitals, industrial operators and the public sector, and we take each project from research to production. See what we build and the work.
AI researchers and engineers.
San Francisco and Dubai.
We build the AI systems that banks, hospitals and industrial operators run in production, and we judge them by latency, cost and accuracy.
Archeon is a small team of senior AI researchers and engineers. We work inside your engineering team, ship a working system, and hand over the code, models and documentation so your team can run it without us.
Inference speed on DeepSeek R1 in FP4 on NVIDIA Blackwell: 303 tokens per second.
Medical imaging research with Siemens Healthineers and UCL.
Built systems at NVIDIA, JP Morgan, Siemens Healthineers, Avian.
A team of AI researchers.
Archeon is a small team of senior AI researchers and engineers based in San Francisco and Dubai. The people who scope your project are the people who write the code, and they stay until your team can run the system on its own.
AI experience at NVIDIA, Siemens Healthineers and JP Morgan.
Before Archeon, our team built and ran production AI at these companies. We bring that experience with compliance, scale and clinical requirements to every client project.
NVIDIA
AI & Accelerated Computing
Inference optimization, custom CUDA kernels and accelerated training pipelines.
- LLM inference optimization
- CUDA + TensorRT pipelines
- Distributed training infra
Siemens Healthineers
Medical AI
Clinical imaging, diagnostic models and registration systems shipped into hospitals.
- Diffusion-based CT super-resolution
- Real-time surgical vision
- Clinical integration & validation
JP Morgan
Financial AI
On-prem LLM tooling and document intelligence inside a tier-1 banking perimeter.
- On-prem inference stacks
- Risk & compliance modeling
- Audit-ready ML systems
Active collaborations with research groups at Berkeley, Harvard and UCL.
