Cornelis Networks is a private company building in networking. Its most recent disclosed valuation is $371.1M. The stock is not listed on any public market.
One company valuation: $371.1M.
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Intel CapitalKKittyHawk VenturesRRidgeline PartnersSSQN Venture PartnersIAG Capital PartnersDowning VenturesCornelis Networks is an American networking company that builds high-performance fabrics for AI, high-performance computing and data analytics workloads on its Omni-Path architecture, having grown out of Intel's Omni-Path networking business. Its CN5000 Omni-Path platform is sold as a lossless, congestion-free scale-out network for cloud and data-center customers.
Its technology powers systems including the TACC Stampede3 supercomputer, upgraded to more than 600 compute nodes, and the LLNL/NNSA "Lynx" supercomputer, and the company has expanded partnerships with NEC and AMD to bring its fabric into AI training and inference infrastructure.
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No. Cornelis Networks is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $371.1M.
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