The company, which aims to overhaul the market for artificial intelligence computing power using the still-early technology, said Wednesday that it brought in $400 million in a Series D financing, led by new investor T. Rowe Price Associates.
Lightmatter builds novel ways for computer chips to communicate with each other and complete calculations. Its technology uses ...
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