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Cornelis is pivoting its focus to scale-up networking by introducing an active compute fabric designed specifically to support high-performance AI workloads. This strategic expansion, backed by $205M in funding and a collaboration with Qualcomm, aims to address the critical infrastructure bottlenecks emerging as large-scale models require more efficient data movement between compute nodes. The move signals a clear shift from general-purpose networking toward specialized fabrics that are integral to the deployment of next-generation AI systems.
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Cornelis Expands into Scale-Up Networking with Active Compute Fabric, $205M in Funding, and Qualcomm Collaboration at AI Infra Summit
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Cornelis Expands into Scale-Up Networking with Active Compute Fabric, $205M in Funding, and Qualcomm Collaboration at AI Infra Summit Cornelis Networks
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