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Celestial AI raises $250 million as it looks to speed up links between AI chips


Celestial AI, one of several Silicon Valley chip startups aiming to crack a key speed constraint in artificial intelligence, said on Tuesday it has raised an additional $250 million in venture capital, bringing its total raised to date to $515 million.

Celestial AI is tapping photonics – a technology that uses light, rather than electrical signals – to create speedy links between AI computing chips and memory chips.

The speed of that connection, a measure called memory bandwidth, has become so central to advancing AI systems that it is one of the…



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