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Thrive Backs Startup Building Optical Data Center Tech
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Mesh Optical Technologies secured $50 million in a funding round led by Thrive Capital to advance its high-speed optical data center hardware.
The startup, founded by SpaceX alum Travis Brashears, specializes in optical interconnects designed to accelerate data transfer within data centers.
Brashears confirmed plans to scale U.S.-based manufacturing, addressing growing demand for faster, energy-efficient data infrastructure.
The technology aims to replace traditional electrical interconnects, reducing latency and power consumption in AI and cloud computing workloads.
This investment reflects rising industry focus on optical solutions as data center bandwidth requirements surge amid AI and quantum computing advancements.
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Mesh Optical Technologies, a startup building hardware to move information at high speeds within data centers, raised a $50 million funding round led by Josh Kushner’s Thrive Capital. SpaceX alum and Mesh CEO Travis Brashears discusses the company’s plans to scale manufacturing of its technology in the US. (Source: Bloomberg)
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