Autonomous software and hardware verification. They're just getting started. It's not just Axiom: Logical Intelligence, Harmonic, and a new one that just launched (&Truth). I suspect the business case is addressing the global cybersecurity crisis that AI is creating.
Making it cheap to do is probably exactly what they're trying to do. Formal proofs for verification take 10-20x as many lines as the core functional code being verified. Nobody's going to want to pay for 10-20x as many tokens at frontier pricing for verification unless they have to or it yields tremendous benefits. So getting the token price down as low as possible for a prover is probably a core part of the value proposition.
Making it cheap to do is probably exactly what they're trying to do. Formal proofs for verification take 10-20x as many lines as the core functional code being verified. Nobody's going to want to pay for 10-20x as many tokens at frontier pricing for verification unless they have to or it yields tremendous benefits. So getting the token price down as low as possible for a prover is probably a core part of the value proposition.