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Lightmatter

Lightmatter#59

SemiconductorsPhotonicsOptical Interconnect
$62.10 2.7%per share
$91.91$77.00$29.81$18.631st Apr7th Apr15th Apr23rd Apr29th Apr

About

Lightmatter is a photonics company building optical interconnects and processors that use light instead of electricity to move and compute data, dramatically increasing bandwidth and energy efficiency for large-scale AI data centers. It spun out of MIT in 2017.

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Anders Storm
Anders Storm@StormDirac

Made a list of the three most admired Silicon Photonics companies in Silicon Valley. Below is the biggest investors that join these outrageous multi-billion valuations. But what do these investors know about this market? Probably less than most of us. It is probably more likely they end-up as Intellego and Azelio! Ayar Labs (Series E $3.75B) - NVIDIA - AMD Ventures - Sequoia Capital - Insight Partners - MediaTek - ARK Invest (Cathie Wood) - Qatar Investment Authority (State Sovereign Wealth Fund) - Neuberger Berman (Lead Investor) Celestial AI (Final Series C1 Round) (Note: This was their final private round before being acquired by Marvell Technology for $3.2B+earn-out). - BlackRock - Fidelity Management & Rese - Tiger Global Management - Samsung Catalyst Fund - AMD Ventures - Temasek (Singapore State Sovereign Wealth Fund) - Porsche Automobil Holding Lightmatter (Series D Round $4.4B). -T. Rowe Price (Lead Investor) - Google Ventures / Alphabet - Fidelity Management & Resea - HPE Pathfinder (Hewlett Packard Enterprise)

Nicholas Harris
Nicholas Harris@theanalognick

https://t.co/Qo0apgj7Vt A preview of one of our production-ready photonic link architectures. Four times faster per fiber than any other link. Less fiber to manage. More performance. Faster time-to-train. 16 wavelengths/colors of light traveling per fiber—8 in each direction. Maximize your radix and bandwidth with Lightmatter bidi. Strap in for groundbreaking, product-ready photonics released at an unreasonable rate.

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Will photonic computing go mainstream in AI data centers by 2030?

Yes 64%No 36%

Founders

Nicholas Harris
Nicholas HarrisCo-founder & CEOMIT PhD in photonics who founded Lightmatter in 2017 to build light-based computing chips.
Darius Bunandar
Darius BunandarCo-founder & Chief ScientistMIT physicist and co-inventor of Lightmatter's photonic computing technology.
Thomas Graham
Thomas GrahamCo-founderCo-founded Lightmatter out of MIT and led early business operations.