From SiliconANGLE · Maria Deutscher · · 1m
Mueon secures $65M for 3D computing modules
Mueon's $65M funding aims to build 3D server tech for AI and hyperscale workloads.
In brief
Mueon's $65M funding aims to build 3D server tech for AI and hyperscale workloads. Mueon raised $65 million to develop Cubelet 3D computing modules for AI and large-scale workloads. Originally reported by SiliconANGLE.
Mueon raises $65M
Data center hardware startup Mueon Corp. announced $65 million in Series A funding.
Maverick Silicon leads round
Semiconductor-focused fund Maverick Silicon led the Series A round with Intel's venture arm and others.
Founded by Intel engineers
Mueon was founded last year by former Intel engineers Wilfred Gomes and Jack Hwang.
Cubelet 3D architecture
Mueon develops Cubelet 3D server architecture stacking computing and memory components.
10x more efficient
The Cubelet technology could be up to 10 times more power- and cost-efficient than current hardware.
Thermal management challenge
Processors and memory chips have different maximum temperatures causing overheating risks.
Cubelets support AI workloads
Mueon's Cubelets are optimized for AI and hyperscale workloads with multiple chip types.
The big picture
Mueon raised $65 million to develop Cubelet 3D computing modules for AI and large-scale workloads.
