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Press Statement

Intellicortex Technologies announced the development of SPARSITRON™, a patented neural architecture that enforces compute governance and enables continual learning through structural adaptation. The architecture introduces a new paradigm for scalable AI systems by treating computation as a first‑class constraint rather than an optimisation target.

FAQ for Journalists

The following responses are provided to help journalists accurately understand Intellicortex’s technology, positioning, and commercial intent.

What is Intellicortex?

Intellicortex Technologies Private Limited is an AI research company developing compute-governed intelligence systems designed to learn and adapt under real-world constraints. The company focuses on engineering intelligence that is predictable, efficient, and deployable beyond hyperscale environments.

Is Intellicortex building a large language model (LLM)?

No. Intellicortex is not building a conventional large language model. Its work centers on new neural architectures that govern computation by design and enable continual learning without repeated large-scale retraining.

How does Intellicortex differ from large AI labs?

Most large AI labs scale intelligence by increasing parameters, data, and compute. Intellicortex takes a structural approach, intentionally constraining computation and redesigning learning dynamics so intelligence emerges from architecture rather than scale.

Why does compute governance matter?

As AI systems grow, costs, energy consumption, and deployment complexity increase rapidly. Compute-governed systems allow for predictable performance, bounded resource usage, and practical deployment in cost-sensitive and distributed environments.

What problem is Intellicortex addressing?

Modern AI systems are powerful but operationally fragile. They often require frequent retraining, suffer from knowledge degradation, and depend on centralized infrastructure. Intellicortex aims to build systems that retain knowledge, adapt continuously, and remain stable over time.

What are the intended industrial use cases?

Intellicortex’s technology is designed for domains where predictable compute, continual adaptation, and long-term stability are critical, including:

  • Industrial automation and control systems
  • Edge and embedded intelligence
  • Financial systems and market intelligence
  • Infrastructure monitoring and anomaly detection
  • Autonomous and semi-autonomous decision systems

How does Intellicortex plan to commercialise its technology?

Intellicortex intends to commercialise its work through a combination of enterprise licensing, platform offerings, and integration of its architectures into industry-specific intelligence systems. The focus is on long-term deployment rather than one-off model training.

Who founded Intellicortex?

Intellicortex was founded by Vaibhav Chiruguri, an independent researcher who spent years working outside institutional labs exploring how intelligence could be engineered under real-world constraints rather than unlimited compute.

Where is Intellicortex based?

Intellicortex is headquartered in Bengaluru, India.

Is the technology protected?

Intellicortex has patent-pending work covering key aspects of its architecture and learning mechanisms.

Is Intellicortex engaging with investors?

Intellicortex selectively engages with strategic and long-term investors. Investor discussions are handled separately from press inquiries.

Investor contact: investors@intellicortex.in

Who should journalists contact?

For interviews, background briefings, or media inquiries:

Email: media@intellicortex.in

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Media Contact

Email: media@intellicortex.in
Location: Bengaluru, India