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Dutch photonics startup Photon Bridge raises €10M to tackle AI's looming laser bottleneck

Photon Bridge raises €10M to tackle AI's laser bottleneck, co-led by Amadeus APEX Technology Fund and 360 Capital.

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  • Photon Bridge raised €10 million to tackle a bottleneck in AI infrastructure.
  • The round was co-led by Amadeus APEX Technology Fund and 360 Capital.
  • Existing investors Innovation Industries, Faber, and BOM increased their investment.

Why it matters. The funding aims to scale laser production for AI processor clusters, which could help address a supply constraint as demand for AI accelerators is forecast to grow.

Updated Sources: Tech.eu

Dutch photonics company Photon Bridge has raised €10 million to address an emerging bottleneck in AI infrastructure: producing the millions of lasers needed to connect increasingly large clusters of AI processors. The round was co-led by new investors Amadeus APEX Technology Fund and 360 Capital, with existing investors Innovation Industries, Faber, and Brabant Development Agency (BOM) also increasing their investment. Omdia forecasts that more than 20 million data-centre AI accelerators will be needed.

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Dutch photonics startup Photon Bridge raises €10M to tackle AI's looming laser bottleneck

Dutch photonics company Photon Bridge has raised €10 million to tackle an emerging bottleneck in AI infrastructure: producing the millions of lasers that will be needed to connect increasingly large ... Dutch photonics company Photon Bridge has raised €10 million to tackle an emerging bottleneck in AI infrastructure: producing the millions of lasers that will be needed to connect increasingly large clusters of AI processors. The round was co-led by new investors, the Amadeus APEX Technology Fund and 360 Capital, with existing investors Innovation Industries, Faber, and Brabant Development Agency (BOM) also increasing their investment. Omdia forecasts that more than 20 million data-centre AI accelerators….

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