Boston-based Lightmatter, which develops AI chips that use light signals rather than electrical signals for processing, announces $22M Series A-1 led by GV (Jordan Novet/CNBC)

Boston-based Lightmatter, which develops AI chips that use light signals rather than electrical signals for processing, announces $22M Series A-1 led by GV (Jordan Novet/CNBC)


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Boston-based Lightmatter, which develops AI chips that use light signals rather than electrical signals for processing, announces $22M Series A-1 led by GV  —  – Lightmatter is betting that optical components could avoid the limits facing the current generation of chips.

Boston-based Lightmatter, which develops AI chips that use light signals rather than electrical signals for processing, announces M Series A-1 led by GV (Jordan Novet/CNBC)
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