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"Accessibility is the Key".

Long time ago when we launched Sun and Java, there was a new level of accessibility that came forth to the market. HTML was primarily static. However, we added Java applets and applications went onto the internet. The applet changed the way the internet operated. Many programmers across the globe embraced Java and it was easier to write code which before was genuienly object oriented. And most importantly, it ran anywhere , write once run anywhere, no dependencies on processor architecture, memory architecture and so on and as you can see java enabled accessibility across the globe as a result of what we see today, the world wide web that is animated and scalable and safe. We are now at that stage where AI has just started, some architectures have emerged and new hardware to execute them is being designed.Lots of innovation. Kompact’s goal of running efficient and accurate AI on a vast majority of CPUs is not just a technical feat, but a potential catalyst for democratizing AI development. Like Java, it can enable millions of developers to develop test models and use them in production environments, empowering them to contribute to this really cool AI revolution. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to the entire Xero Labs team for the incredible efforts leading up to this launch. Let the revolution begin. Thank you all.

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Founder, Chairman and CEO Sun Microsystems