Sub-quadratic
Eliminating quadratic self-attention with continuous causal state convolutions. Zero KV-cache overhead, strictly constant O(1) memory, and 63× data efficiency.





Test Valkir 16L Live
Experience sub-quadratic generation speeds and true O(1) zero-KV memory scaling in real-time.
How Bifrost CSL Surpasses Transformers
A state-of-the-art linear operator combining hierarchical dilated convolutions with dynamic input-dependent gating.
Dual-Scale Temporal Convolutions
Short and dilated kernels simultaneously capture local code syntax and long-range narrative context. Delivers a 1,233-token receptive field with zero quadratic attention bottlenecks.
Dynamic Input-Dependent Gating
Replaces memory-heavy attention matrices with ultra-fast elementwise gating. Automatically routes salient tokens and closes for noise, achieving true O(1) constant inference memory.
SwiGLU FFN & LayerScale Stability
Expanded non-linear feedforward networks paired with adaptive LayerScale coefficients ensure rock-solid numerical stability and prevent gradient saturation across deep stacks.
Bifrost CSL Layer Architecture
Inspect how signals propagate through the 16 continuous causal layers without attention matrices or quadratic memory bottlenecks.
Sub-quadratic vs Quadratic Scaling
Drag the context slider to observe how standard attention architectures suffer exponential memory explosion while Bifrost CSL remains strictly flat.
The Path Beyond Quadratic Transformers.
We founded Valerois AI on a single empirical insight: artificial intelligence cannot achieve universal adoption while shackled to quadratic memory scaling. By moving from attention matrices to continuous causal linear convolutions, we decouple reasoning power from exponential hardware costs.
Run frontier-tier reasoning locally on edge hardware with 223 MB weights and zero cloud dependency.
Stream 100k+ tokens with constant memory. No KV cache explosion, no memory exhaustion.
Matching 300B token benchmarks with only 4.74B tokens through tight multi-scale inductive priors.