PFN and Tenstorrent win NEDO xPU research project

Japan’s Preferred Networks and AI-chip developer Tenstorrent have been selected for a five-year Japanese government-backed research project to develop an advanced computing platform that combines chiplets, photonics-electronics integration and advanced packaging.

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