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Axonal Networks

Semiconductors & PhotonicsCloud & Digital InfrastructureMontreal, QC

Montreal company building paraDOX, an Ethernet packet-switch architecture based on silicon-photonic optical logic, intended to remove optical transceivers and digital signal processing from data-centre and AI-cluster networks.

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Axonal Networks is a Montreal company developing an Ethernet packet-switch architecture built on silicon-photonic optical logic. Its stated aim is to remove optical transceivers and digital signal processing from data-centre and AI-cluster networks. The company states that it has 16 staff working with advanced software and R&D laboratories, that it is backed by industrial investors and six academic professors from four universities, and that its partners include the FABrIC network and the National Research Council Canada.

Government & Grants

Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.

  1. FABrIC, administered by CMC Microsystems

People

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David Rolston

Founder, CEO

Pierre Gagne

CFO

Jose Garcia-Echeverria

CTO

Technology Focus

Company site: axonalnetworks.com

Terms the company uses about its own work.

Silicon photonicsOptical logicEthernet packet switchingparaDOXData-centre interconnect

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