Latent AI Opens Expanded HQ in South Brunswick

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Latent AI has opened expanded corporate headquarters in the S&P Global Building at 1 Independence Way on the Route 1 corridor near Princeton.

The company specializing in AI solutions for national security applications doubled its footprint to include a data center for edge AI testing and benchmarking. The grand opening featured a demonstration of the release of its latest innovation, Latent Agent, an agentic AI coding agent for building edge AI applications.

U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman joined Latent AI co-founder and CEO Jags Kandasamy at the company’s new Princeton office to celebrate its expansion. The company, which employs nearly its entire global workforce in Princeton, has added 23 employees at this location and announced plans to add more than 20 additional engineers to support AI development.

“The growth of Latent AI is a Central Jersey success story,” said U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman. “New Jersey is a hub of innovation and education with an infrastructure that gives companies building the future like Latent AI a reason to grow and create jobs in New Jersey.”

Founded in 2019, Latent AI currently has more than 100 companies using its Efficient Inference Platform (LEIP) to optimize and accelerate edge AI applications and was selected for the U.S. Department of Defense’s APFIT program and the U.S. Army’s xTechPrime initiative. Latent AI also integrated its technology with the Defense Innovation Unit’s Project AMMO, reducing AI model update time by 97 percent for the U.S. Navy.

These strategic advances culminated in Latent AI achieving Impact Level 5 (IL5) certification from the U.S. Department of Defense for LEIP. The company has also launched LEIP 3.0 with more than 50,000 pre-qualified model configurations.

“The decision to locate our company in New Jersey and make it our base of operations is intentional and strategic,” Kandasamy said. “Attracting and retaining skilled employees continues to be an essential element of our success, and Princeton offers an unrivaled pool of talent.”

Latent AI, 1 Independence Way, Suite 301, Princeton 08540. Jags Kandasamy, CEO. www.latentai.com.

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