Independent algorithmic research
Better is
measurable.
We search for stronger algorithms and implementations. Then we put every improvement to the test.
For RTL teams: one block, your implementation flow, and a change your engineers can inspect.
Fig. 01 / Published circle-packing research
01 / Selected research
Small changes.
Real consequences.
Different problems, one discipline: make the improvement measurable and the evidence inspectable.
Explore all six studiesScientific computing
A more accurate approximation.
Quadrature rule optimization · 83.37% lower evaluated objective
Operational planning
A better order of operations.
PSPLIB J30 scheduling · 5.01% mean gap to optimum
Quantum compilation
Fewer added gates. The same computation.
LightSABRE routing benchmark · 12,294 fewer added CNOTs
Energy optimization
Decisions under real constraints.
Iberian BESS policy benchmark · 33.714% lower benchmark score than the baseline
02 / Work with Göther
Your RTL.
More room
to improve.
One block. Your constraints. A search for better area, timing and power.
You receive the RTL, the patch and the evidence—or a documented no-improvement finding.
Inside the public RTL/PPA study
Swipe or scroll to inspect the full plot.
Relative to the baseline geometric aggregate. Each dot is one measurement; vertical spread separates pairs.
Academic VTR / PTM 45 nm estimates. Not ASIC signoff or a cross-circuit ranking.
03 / How we work
The search is open.
The improvement
stays with you.
Define what better means.
Agree on the baseline, the constraints and the measure of success before exploring alternatives.
Give the search room.
Explore different implementations while keeping the evaluation contract unchanged.
Keep the result in-house.
Receive the implementation and its evidence. Your team can inspect, integrate and maintain it in your own flow. You decide what to adopt.
Have a system worth improving?
Let’s find out.