This is an awesome customer story (I’m a proud @brilliantorg investor and a huge supporter of their mission). We heard the same themes over and over again when speaking to @wafer_ai customers.

i grew up in Mexico, where it wasn’t always easy to find really high-quality educational resources that pushed me intellectually. i knew pretty early that i wanted to eventually go to one of the best universities i could in the US, and i spent a lot of time trying to get sharper on my own. @brilliantorg was a very meaningful part of that. i still remember being in early high school and absolutely spamming their logic courses. i loved them. they genuinely made me better at thinking, especially around math and logic, and helped build a lot of the skills that eventually got me where i wanted to go. so there is something very surreal about @wafer_ai now serving Brilliant :) their AI tutor, Koji, needs to respond incredibly quickly while students are working through math and coding problems. before Wafer, Brilliant was speculatively prefetching AI-generated responses so students wouldn’t have to wait. on our dedicated GLM-5.2 endpoint, they’re now getting ~250ms time to first token and 300+ output tok/s, 3x the throughput of their previous provider! that let them remove the prefetching layer entirely and cut inference costs by 50%. it’s hard to describe how gratifying it is to help power a product that helped me become a better thinker when i was a kid. very full circle moment. 🧵 Brilliant’s full story in thread.