AI infrastructure company Cornelis raises $205M to chip away at Nvidia's dominance
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Cornelis Moves Into Scale-Up AI Networking With Active Compute Fabric, $205M Funding - Techstrong IT
Cornelis Networks is taking its networking business deeper into AI infrastructure with a new fabric architecture aimed at giving system builders an alternative to proprietary interconnects such as Nvidia’s NVLink. The company introduced Active Compute Fabric along with $205 million in new funding to support its expansion and next-generation networking products. Cornelis argues that as [...]
Cornelis earned $205 million and presented an open network that seeks to reduce the time the GPUs waste waiting for data, in an offensive against Nvidia's advantage.
Cornelis lands $205M to make AI networks compute, not just connect
Networks built for AI and HPC workloads have mostly focused on moving data faster between endpoints. That leaves compute idle while packets travel, a bottleneck vendors have tried to address mainly by adding bandwidth rather than changing what the fabric itself does. Cornelis Networks is taking a different approach. The company raised $205 million to fund its expansion into scale-up networking and introduced Active Compute Fabric, an architectur…
Cornelis attracted $205 million for Active Compute Fabric, AI technology that reduces inactive GPU time and targets Nvidia.
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