Avicena
Plug and Play · High Bandwidth Semiconductor Interconnects
Competitors
| Company | Category | Status | Program |
|---|---|---|---|
 AlienaShared: low power, performanceNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | 500 Global2019 |
 Omnitron SensorsShared: high performance, low, sensorNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | 500 GlobalGA 26 |
Adjacent
| Company | Category | Status | Program |
|---|---|---|---|
 RescaleShared: high performance, autonomous vehicle, computingActiveAI, Devtools | AI, Devtools | Active | YCW12 |
 LinqueShared: cloud computing, semiconductor, chipNot statedAI | AI | Not stated | Plug and Play |
 Sand MadeShared: high performance, aerospaceNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Antler2024 |
 NodarShared: autonomous vehicle, high performance, cameraNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
 GrabitShared: low power, ultra low, technologyNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
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Programs
| Program | Cohort | Source |
|---|---|---|
 Plug and Play | Not stated | Plug and Play Page |
About Avicena
Avicena is a privately held company developing microLED based ultra-low power high bandwidth interconnects for chip-to-chip communications. This technology revolutionizes High-Performance (HPC) and Cloud computing, as well as other industries where low power interconnects are critical like camera sensors, autonomous vehicles, and aerospace. Avicena is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California with a development center in Edinburgh, Scotland. The company was founded in 2019 by leading technologists from the optical networking industry with a track record of delivering breakthrough products.
- Category
- Other
- Location
- United States
- Checked
- 2h ago
Avicena: questions
Which accelerators did Avicena go through?
Avicena is listed by Plug and Play.
Where is Avicena based?
Avicena lists United States as its location on Plug and Play's page.
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