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LegionEdge acquires Haze

The Haze team joins Nokuva as part of our initiative to build the next layer of infrastructure for design.

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PublishedJul 16, 2026
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Overview

LegionEdge has acquired Haze. The Haze team is joining Nokuva, our AI-native design editor, as part of our initiative to build the next layer of infrastructure for design — interfaces that are schema-backed, verifiable, and convertible to code.

The Haze community moves with them: the Haze Discord server will transition to the Nokuva community over the next seven days, and membership carries over with no action needed.

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Why Haze

Design tooling today ends where infrastructure should begin. The Haze team has spent years building the kind of craft and product thinking that Nokuva needs — and bringing them in accelerates the work of making design a real layer of the AI-native toolchain rather than a silo beside it.

The fit is direct: Nokuva is where our Virtual DOM and Virtual Browser protocols, our UI/UX training data, and our model-efficiency research come together for design. The Haze team joins that effort from day one.

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The compute behind Nokuva

Nokuva will run on a dedicated fleet of 256 MI325x GPUs, powering inference across all open models alongside a model we trained specifically for design.

Dedicated capacity means generation stays fast as the product scales — and the design-specific model brings the lessons of our synthetic UI/UX datasets directly into the editor.

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What this means for users

Nokuva will be free for the entire first month of release, for everyone.

For the Haze community: your Discord server becomes the Nokuva community within seven days, your membership carries over automatically, and the team you know will be there answering questions. A roadmap update and FAQ will follow in the coming weeks.

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