Intel spin-off Cornelis Networks is opening a new front in its challenge to
@nvidia with its entry into scale-up networking, which is meant to give companies building rack-scale AI computing platforms an open alternative to the latter company’s proprietary NVLink interconnect.
The startup announced today that its scale-up move has the potential backing of Qualcomm and that it has also raised $205 million in new funding from investors.
While Cornelis didn’t share any details about what it called a “collaboration” with Qualcomm, leaders from both companies signaled the potential to integrate their technologies together.
@DylanOnChips has the details, including what Cornelis CEO
@LisaSpelman shared in an interview, here: