$30M Raised to Redo the CPU (opens tendrils.co)
Tendrils announces a $30M raise on its own blog to rethink the CPU.
From TechCrunch: Anduril founder Palmer Luckey is vowing to bring computer manufacturing back to the U.S., and by that he doesn't just mean assembly, but every individual component, some of which are exclusively made in China today.
Tendrils announces a $30M raise on its own blog to rethink the CPU.
Ten Zen 6 server CPUs in two groups; Tom's Hardware's benchmarks say a dual 9996 is up to 93% faster than a dual Zen 5 9965.
Optical interconnects for chiplets; Singapore's Openspace Capital led the pre-seed.
Nominal sells an AI platform for hardware engineering and names Anduril as a major customer; the round triples its valuation to $3B in 8 months.
Nvidia's independent directors retained Wachtell Lipton and former acting US Attorney Joon Kim to investigate the CEO after the spy-scandal reports.
Lightspeed led and Insight co-led; TechCrunch notes Nominal claims Anduril as a major customer and that the valuation tripled in eight months.