Photon Bridge raises €10m to build laser devices connecting AI chips
Dutch startup Photon Bridge raised €10m to build laser devices linking AI chips in data centres.
The company says its laser technology is designed to connect AI chips and improve their performance in data-centre environments. It also says the technology can be manufactured at scale, which it links to demand from fast-growing AI infrastructure. The seed round is intended to support the building of those laser devices, according to the report.
Photon Bridge is based in the Netherlands. Sifted identified the company as a Dutch startup and reported that the €10 million round is a seed investment. The report did not name the investors in the round. The company’s focus is on laser devices for AI chips, and it says those devices can be produced at scale for AI infrastructure customers.
The startup says the devices are aimed at data centres, where AI chips are deployed. Photon Bridge says connecting those chips with laser devices can improve their performance. The €10 million seed round is the funding figure reported by Sifted, which said the Dutch company is building laser technology for AI chip connections.
Editor's Summary
Photon Bridge, a Dutch startup, has raised a €10 million seed round to build laser devices that connect AI chips in data centres. The company says its technology can be manufactured at scale to meet demand from fast-growing AI infrastructure. Sifted reported the funding exclusively.