Moo-Kyoung Chung
CEO

Dnotitia provides a dual‑product platform for enterprise AI: Seahorse™ is a cloud‑native vector database powered by proprietary VDPU hardware that delivers ultra‑fast, high‑accuracy semantic search across multimodal unstructured data, while Mnemos™ is an edge device that runs optimized, compressed large language models locally without cloud infrastructure. Together, the solutions enable rapid indexing, retrieval, and inference on large datasets with low latency, reduced total cost of ownership, and enhanced data security.
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CEO
Enterprises face growing volumes of unstructured data that are difficult to index, search, and retrieve efficiently, leading to high storage costs and slow insight generation. Deploying large language models (LLMs) typically requires cloud data centers, which adds latency, increases operational expenses, and raises data‑security concerns for edge or on‑premise use cases.
Dnotitia offers a dual‑product platform that addresses both challenges. Seahorse™ is a cloud‑native vector database built on proprietary Vector Data Processing Units (VDPU) that delivers ultra‑fast, high‑accuracy semantic search across multimodal data types, with automated pipeline design, auto‑scaling, and multi‑cloud integration to reduce total cost of ownership. Mnemos™ is a standalone edge device that runs optimized, compressed LLMs locally, eliminating the need for cloud infrastructure while providing low‑power, high‑performance inference and automatic model tuning. Together, the solutions enable organizations to ingest, index, and retrieve unstructured data at scale and to run advanced AI applications securely at the edge.
Primary customers are enterprises that need rapid semantic search over large unstructured datasets—such as media, finance, and healthcare firms—and organizations requiring on‑premise or edge AI capabilities, including smart factories, government agencies, and medical device manufacturers.