Startup accelerates progress toward light-speed computing
Lightmatter, a startup founded by three MIT alumni, is using photons as well as electrons to perform the computations that power AI models and facilitate chip-to-chip communication.
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Lightmatter, a startup founded by three MIT alumni, is using photons as well as electrons to perform the computations that power AI models and facilitate chip-to-chip communication.
Viking Global Investors, Google Ventures, and others join Lightmatter Series C — tripling firm’s valuation.
Photonic computing startup Lightmatter scores big money to speed up AI's computation problem with its light-powered chips.
Computing based on photons offers a faster and more energy-efficient method to handle the ever-increasing demand for maintaining and manipulating data. The Envise platform, developed by Lightmatter Photonics, is positioned to disrupt the photonics computing industry with specialized functionalities to positively impact many sectors.