Burn
Deep learning framework
Company describes a flexible, efficient and portable deep-learning framework designed for both training and inference, written in Rust.
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AIQuébec City, QC
Québec City company that builds Burn, an open-source deep-learning framework in Rust for training and inference, and CubeCL, a multi-platform GPU compute language, and sells custom training and premium support.
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About
Company site: tracel.aiQuébec City company that builds Burn, an open-source deep-learning framework in Rust for training and inference, and CubeCL, a multi-platform GPU compute language, and sells custom training and premium support.
Federal corporation 1507094-5 (Tracel Technologies Inc.), status Active, registered office on avenue de Bourgogne in Québec City; its CEO holds a majority of shares. ised-isde.canada.ca
Raised US$3M led by Golden Ventures with OSS Capital in August 2025 to optimise Burn and CubeCL and build a cloud platform for training and deploying models. burn.dev
Released Burn 0.21.0 in May 2026. burn.dev
Products & Services
Company site: tracel.aiProducts Tracel AI publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
CubeCL
GPU compute language
Company describes a multi-platform, high-performance compute language extension for Rust.
SourceFunding & Investors
Announced rounds only, newest first. Undisclosed amounts are shown as undisclosed.
Seed
Aug 12, 2025
US$3.0Mburn.devInvestors: Golden Ventures, OSS Capital
Total disclosed: US$3.0MLatest: Seed · Aug 12, 2025
Recent News
- Aug 12, 2025Funding
Tracel AI raised $3M in funding
Tracel raised US$3M led by Golden Ventures with OSS Capital to optimise Burn and CubeCL and to build a cloud platform for training and deploying models.
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Technology Focus
Company site: tracel.aiTerms the company uses about its own work.
Deep learning frameworkRustHigh-performance compute
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