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Nicholas Pipitone

Co-founder and CTO at acquisition; team joined Notion, named behind the ZeroEntropy zerank and zembed listing on Anchor Terminal.

Nicholas Pipitone

Co-founder and CTO at acquisition; team joined Notion

Nicholas Pipitone co-founded ZeroEntropy and was its CTO until Notion acquired the company in July 2026. His background is in theoretical mathematics and computer science. Before ZeroEntropy he was CTO or main developer at five startups, wrote statistical-arbitrage algorithms and audited blockchains for bug bounties and hedge-fund due diligence.

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Who is Nicholas Pipitone?

Nicholas Pipitone co-founded ZeroEntropy and was its CTO until Notion acquired the company in July 2026. His background is in theoretical mathematics and computer science. Before ZeroEntropy he was CTO or main developer at five startups, wrote statistical-arbitrage algorithms and audited blockchains for bug bounties and hedge-fund due diligence.

What does ZeroEntropy (acquired by Notion) make?

Anchor Terminal lists ZeroEntropy zerank and zembed from ZeroEntropy (acquired by Notion). Discontinued retrieval API acquired by Notion. Its embedding and reranking models remain available as open weights for self-hosting.

How are Nicholas's tools graded?

ZeroEntropy zerank and zembed is graded F, 14.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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