Sunnyvale, California-based AI computer system developer Cerebras raised a $250 million Series F last November. Luminous is not the only company looking at this problem-or attracting investor interest. We just don’t have the hardware that can run those algorithms.” Backed by Bill Gates, Luke Nosek, Ali Patorvi, Dara Khosrowshahi, and other reputable Silicon Valley investors.
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What’s frustrating is that we have the software to address monumental, revolutionary problems that humans can’t even begin to solve. Their goal is to create a single AI training and inference chip that will outperform the worlds largest supercomputer. Luminous Computing is a technology company using photonics to improve the data processing capabilities of artificial intelligence models by attempting to create a supercomputer on a chip that is headquartered in Mountain View, California and was founded in 2018 by Marcus Vincent Gomez, Mitchell Namias, and Michael Gao. We can interact with computers in natural language and ask them to write a piece of code or even an essay, and the output will be better than most humans could provide. “It’s an incredible time to be a part of the AI industry,” said Marcus Gomez, CEO and co-founder of Luminous. Luminous is building a supercomputer capable of running more sophisticated AI applications-something difficult for most companies that can’t afford the expensive, power-consuming hardware currently needed to run complex AI systems. in Series A funding from a range of investors that includes Microsoft.
Founded in 2018, the company has raised $115 million to date, according to Crunchbase data. Their goal is to create a single AI training and inference chip that will outperform the worlds largest supercomputer. Other investors in the round include Gigafund, 8090 Partners, Neo, Third Kind Venture Capital, Alumni Ventures Group, Strawberry Creek Ventures, Horsley Bridge, Modern Venture Partners and others.
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