Chip startup Retym raises $75 million to build chip that will AI connect data centers

April 1, 2025

, By The Economic Times

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Chip startup Retym has raised $75 million this year as part of $180 million in total funding the company is using to pursue networking chips for artificial intelligence computing in data centers, the company said on Monday.

Retym makes chips that perform digital signal processing (DSP) that helps move information speedily between large data centers, a capability that has become increasingly important with the surge of interest in AI.

Creating the underlying AI models that power the likes of ChatGPT requires thousands of chips to be strung together…

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Chip startup Retym raises $75 million to build chip that will AI connect data centers

April 1, 2025

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Chip startup Retym has raised $75 million this year as part of $180 million in total funding the company is using to pursue networking chips for artificial intelligence computing in data centers, the company said on Monday.

Retym makes chips that perform digital signal processing (DSP) that helps move information speedily between large data centers, a capability that has become increasingly important with the surge of interest in AI.

Creating the underlying AI models that power the likes of ChatGPT requires thousands of chips to be strung together…

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