Most AI runs on systems that cannot reproduce their own results. We take the opposite path: certainty first, then performance — an engine where the same input yields the same output, bit-for-bit, on every run.
A deterministic system gives the same output for the same input — always, with no exception. That single property is the root of trust: it makes a result reproducible, a computation auditable, and a deployment easier to certify.
BATEN Technologies carries this principle into hardware. With FLVH, inference runs in the programmable logic with no OS on the data path; accumulation is exact; silicon results match the float64 reference bit for bit. For sectors where a wrong answer is not an option — industrial vision, robotics, automotive, space — determinism is not a feature, it is the requirement.
Because FLVH is standard, portable RTL — a fixed-point datapath over a standard bus, with no proprietary primitives — this guarantee is a property of the architecture, not of a single chip. Sovereign by construction.
BATEN Technologies develops the FLVH deterministic inference engine and holds the intellectual property, protected under an international patent application (PCT/IB2026/053450). The engine has been validated bit-exact on physical silicon.
The company was founded by Mohammed-Hounaïne EL HAMIANI-KHATAT, named inventor on the filing, and is building the team and partnerships to bring deterministic inference to production across sectors. BATEN operates sovereign by design — no cloud dependency, no external validation required for the technology to run.
BATEN Technologies is based in Rabat, Morocco. The technology is protected under an international patent application across 157 countries, and is offered for licensing and deployment to integrators and OEMs worldwide.