Why Rittenhouse

Philadelphia roots.
A wider horizon.

Good research starts
with a better question.

We’re interested in what happens next: the reading, the careful extraction, the analysis, the work.

A useful place to start.

Rittenhouse Compute is building curated Nemotron API access for scientific research teams. The aim is straightforward: make it easier to choose a model, understand its costs, and explore where it fits into your work.

We’re starting with literature synthesis, protocol extraction, and research code. The examples on this site let you inspect those workflows before a pilot conversation.

From Philadelphia, with intent.

Our focus begins with Philadelphia and the surrounding research community in Southeastern Pennsylvania, South Jersey, and Delaware. We welcome conversations from research teams further afield.

Where things stand.

We’re preparing the pilot. Paid API access is not open yet, and the published rates are drafts. The demonstrations use synthetic material; they are not scientific validation or clinical advice.

The proposed Chestnut Street facility belongs to our longer-term vision. It is not an operating data center. Initial API plans use third-party model providers.

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