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Tenstorrent Wormhole vs TT-Metalium
Tenstorrent Wormhole or TT-Metalium? Their plans monthly and yearly, the capabilities their makers state, security and latest updates, side by side — read from the makers' own pages.
In inglese
In short
- Only Tenstorrent Wormhole states: Self-hosted
- Only TT-Metalium states: API, Official SDKs
Tenstorrent Wormhole
Tenstorrent Wormhole is a scalable PCIe AI accelerator family for workstation and server workloads.
Plans
Wormhole n150d
- $1,099
- Active (Axial Fan) cooling
- Up to 160W
- Can network into a multichip mesh
Wormhole n150s
- $999
- Passive cooling
Wormhole n300d
- $1,449
- Active (Axial Fan) cooling
- Up to 300W
- Two Wormhole Tensix Processors
- 2.5-slot active cooling solution
- Can network into a multichip mesh
Wormhole n300s
- $1,399
- Passive cooling
Prices checked 2026-09-25 on the maker’s page.
Capabilities
- Self-hosted — “Server Installation (n150s/n300s Only)” source
TT-Metalium
Open-source low-level SDK for writing custom C++ kernels and applications on Tenstorrent hardware.
Plans
Not read from the maker’s page yet.
Prices checked 2026-09-25 on the maker’s page.
Capabilities
- API — “TT-Metalium provides a C++ API for writing kernels that run on Tensix hardware; for configuring these kernels; and for executing kernels on the hardware.” source
- Official SDKs — “TT-Metalium™ is Tenstorrent’s open source, low level AI hardware SDK, getting you as close to the metal as possible for custom kernel development, experimentation, and more.” source
Latest updates
- backup/57454-pre-rebase-993720c
Accumulate Gemma 4 MLP projections in fp32.
- v0.80.0-dev20260923 (v0.80.0-dev20260923)
The release includes LLK changes, including reconfiguring the WH-B0 packer for OCB tile geometry.
- v0.80.0-dev20260922 (v0.80.0-dev20260922)
The release includes LLK changes, including converting Blackhole shift SFPU kernels to sfpi.