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Fabric.AI, Inc.

Fabric.AI, Inc. designs and develops fabless semiconductor technologies. It offers MicroLED-based optical interconnect and a suite of fabless semiconductor technologies for AI workloads. The company also develops and commercializes GPU-to-GPU connectivity interfaces, including prototype and demonstration versions. It has a strategic partnership with Kopin Corporation to develop Neural I/O MicroLED optical interconnect technology for AI data centers. Formerly StableX Technologies, Inc., it changed its name to Fabric.AI, Inc. in April 2026. Founded in 2017, it is based in New York, New York.

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Fabric.AI and Kopin sign new NDAs with NVIDIA NVLink partners for Neural I/O platform

Fabric.AI and Kopin Corporation have expanded their Neural I/O program by signing several new non-disclosure agreements with companies that are part of NVIDIA's NVLink ecosystem. The agreements, announced as part of the Neural I/O initiative, bring in additional industry participants evaluating the potential use of the MicroLED-based optical interconnect platform in next-generation AI infrastructure. Neural I/O aims to address the challenge of moving growing data volumes efficiently between GPUs, accelerators, memory, and other computing components using a massively parallel optical architecture. Fabric.AI CEO Josh Silverman stated that the new NDAs represent a meaningful step in expanding industry engagement as the company advances toward a planned CES 2027 demonstration.
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FABC · Technology · Positive Fabric.AI expands industry engagement for its Neural I/O platform via new NDAs, moving toward CES 2027 demonstration.
KOPN · Technology · Positive Kopin's MicroLED-based Neural I/O platform gains validation through new NDAs with NVIDIA NVLink partners, advancing its technology adoption.
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