InfiniLink Raises $10M to to Power Next-Gen AI Data Centers

Key Takeaways

As artificial intelligence reshapes computing, data centers are facing exponential increases in bandwidth and energy consumption. Traditional copper and optical cables are no longer sufficient. Silicon photonics, which combines optical and electronic components on a single chip, is emerging as a preferred solution. InfiniLink joins a growing group of startups developing chip-level solutions to reduce energy usage while boosting data throughput. The sector has drawn interest from both corporate and venture investors. MediaTek’s involvement signals rising strategic interest in Middle East and North African semiconductor talent. Egypt, in particular, is building a reputation in chip design, supported by government-led initiatives and increasing venture capital interest. InfiniLink’s focus on co-packaged optics and low-power transceivers positions it in a niche with few regional competitors. As cloud providers and AI companies build larger, more power-hungry models, demand for such solutions is expected to grow. This funding positions InfiniLink to tap into a global, high-growth market.