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InfiniLink secures $10 million seed funding to advance optical connectivity for AI data centres

April 29, 2025
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InfiniLink secures $10 million seed funding to advance optical connectivity for AI data centres
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InfiniLink, an Egyptian semiconductor startup based in Cairo, has successfully raised $10 million in seed funding to expedite the development of its innovative optical data connectivity technology tailored for AI-driven data centres.

“This strategic funding will propel InfiniLink’s commercialisation of its Silicon Photonics integrated optical transceiver chiplet (iOTC) technology, which addresses critical bandwidth and energy efficiency bottlenecks in modern data infrastructure,” said InfiniLink in a statement.

Ahmed Aboul-Ella, Co-Founder and CEO of InfiniLink, highlighted the significance of their iOTC technology, which enables low-power, pluggable transceiver modules and high-bandwidth-density co-packaged optical engines essential for next-generation data centres equipped to handle the computational demands of AI workloads.

 

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