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Delos Data, a chip startup founded by Intel veterans, raises $100 million for AI networks

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By Stephen Nellis Verified
| WIKY-FM (Evansville , IN) Verified
By Stephen Nellis SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 15 (Reuters) – Delos Data, a startup founded by veterans of Intel Corp, on Tuesday said it has raised $100 million to develop chips and software that can ​move data around faster inside AI data centers that are ‌quickly becoming more complex than ever before. In the early phase of the AI boom, data centers were often made up mostly of Nvidia graphics processing units (GPUs) wired together with proprietary networking technology from Nvidia.
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Delos Data, a chip startup founded by Intel veterans, raises $100 million for AI networks

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| Lufkin Daily News Verified
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Delos Data, a startup founded by veterans of Intel Corp, on Tuesday said it has raised $100 million to develop chips and software that can move data around faster inside AI data centers that are quickly becoming more complex than ever before.
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