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Fabric.AI Publishes White Paper With Kopin That Posits How Copper Wires Inside AI Data Centers Can Be Replaced With Massively Parallel MicroLED Optical Channels
The paper models that Neural I/o™, the MicroLED optical interconnect the two companies are jointly developing, could let a 10,000-GPU system deliver 1.3 to 1.6 times more useful training throughput per GPU, finishing
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