Singapore, Singapore, November 3, 2026
Invorium has introduced IVA (Invorium Virtual Assistant), its proprietary artificial intelligence system developed for cryptocurrency market analysis, identification of trading opportunities, algorithmic trading, and cryptocurrency arbitrage.
The product was presented in Singapore at an event attended by the company’s investors and partners. The system was introduced by Invorium CMO Marc Ferrer, who spoke about IVA’s technological architecture, functional capabilities, and role in the company’s business development.
IVA has become Invorium’s second business direction. While the company’s initial activities focused on developing its technological foundation, software solutions, and computing infrastructure, the new product makes it possible to apply its proprietary technologies directly within the digital financial markets.
The system is designed to operate continuously with market data. IVA analyzes prices across various trading platforms, compares trading volumes and liquidity, identifies price discrepancies, and takes into account fees, execution costs, and potential risks. When market conditions meet the established strategy parameters, the system can automatically proceed with executing trading operations.
Special attention during the presentation was given to the product’s hardware component. IVA was presented not only as a software solution but also as a specialized computing node for AI analytics and automated operations in digital markets.
According to the technical specifications presented, the computing architecture includes Neural Matrix VII with 144 energy-efficient RISC cores, 384 GB of Photonic NVM, and a claimed performance of up to 36 PFLOPS in FP4 mode.
The IVA OS software environment integrates several components, including Neuro Kernel, Memory Fabric, Quantum Scheduler, Execution Engine, and Risk Matrix. These components are responsible for computational distribution, memory management, operation execution, and risk control.
During the presentation, Marc Ferrer also discussed the concept of scaling IVA by combining multiple devices into a distributed computing infrastructure called Quantum Grid.
At Invorium, IVA is viewed as the foundation for the further development of its proprietary AI infrastructure, capable of operating across multiple markets, trading instruments, and algorithmic strategies.
