**Treeswift Takes Root in Midtown**
Treeswift, an AI infrastructure firm, is trading its old Philadelphia digs for a new, 7,487-square-foot home in Midtown Manhattan.
The company has signed a four-year lease on the entire 11th floor of the Hakimian Organization’s 256 West 38th Street building.
Treeswift co-founder Michael Kwasnicki founded the company in 2020, with the mission of making AI infrastructure more efficient and accessible to businesses.
The move marks a significant expansion for Treeswift, which has been quietly building a reputation in the AI infrastructure space.
The building at 256 West 38th Street is a relatively small, 14-story office tower that has been home to a mix of tech startups and established companies. Treeswift joins a growing list of AI and tech firms in the neighborhood.
Treeswift’s move highlights the growing demand for AI infrastructure in the city, as more businesses look to adopt and integrate AI technology into their operations.
The company’s AI infrastructure products aim to simplify the complex process of deploying and managing AI models in production environments.
**What this means**
For businesses looking to adopt AI technology, Treeswift’s move could signal improved access to the tools and infrastructure needed to deploy and manage AI models. As the demand for AI infrastructure continues to grow, expect to see more companies like Treeswift leading the charge.
