GraphBit- an AI frameworks that scale, not collapse
Most frameworks shine in demos.
But when you put them under real workloads → they burn CPU, leak memory, crash agents, and cost huge amount of dollar in electricity.
We built GraphBit to fix that.
Why it’s different:
Rust core → lock-free concurrency, dependency-aware scheduling
Efficiency → CPU usage 0.000–0.352%, memory footprint <0.12 MB
Resilience → circuit breakers, error classification, adaptive retries
Data layer → hybrid search, versioned memory, real-time ingest
Green AI → ~14× more efficient → billions in electricity savings + millions of tons of CO₂ avoid
The bigger picture
IDC forecasts 1.3B AI agents by 2028.
At today’s efficiency → that’s 34 TWh/year → €7.3B in energy bills → ~8M tons of CO₂.
GraphBit cuts this up to 14×. That’s not just cheaper — it’s sustainable.
Recent milestones
Patent filed
#2 Product of the Day on PH
Pilots with global enterprises
GraphBit isn’t another orchestration library.
It’s a foundation for production-grade AI- the kind that can scale in finance, energy, automotive, aerospace.
Try it here: https://github.com/InfinitiBit/graphbit
Question for you:
What’s broken most when you tried to take AI from demo → production: efficiency, resilience, or data?
— Musa



Replies
Triforce Todos
Efficiency is huge, but I think resilience often gets overlooked. If GraphBit solves both, that’s a big unlock for critical industries.
GraphBit
@abod_rehman Exactly. Efficiency saves money, but resilience saves systems. We built GraphBit to deliver both.