iPronics, a programmable optical chip company, has closed a $125 million funding round with participation from Nvidia and others. Its chip dynamically reconfigures data center networks in sub-millisecond times, aiming to boost efficiency, cut costs and energy, and optimize GPU utilization.
iPronics, a programmable optical chip company, has closed a $125 million funding round with backing from Nvidia and other investors. The company says its chip can reconfigure data center networks on sub-millisecond timescales. Fast. The pitch is simple: better data center efficiency, lower costs and energy use, and stronger GPU utilization and scalability. (Crypto Briefing)
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