Founded by Anshul Sadana
Build high-speed data center network switches for large cloud operators running machine learning clusters
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You can use Nexthop AI to deploy high-efficiency networking infrastructure across modern data centers. Designed specifically for hyperscalers and cloud operators running large machine learning models, the system delivers scale-out and scale-across network switches that reduce latency and lower power consumption. By upgrading backend data center fabrics, your engineering teams can speed up deployments, prevent network bottlenecks during heavy training runs, and reduce the overall operating cost per token. It connects massive computing clusters together reliably to keep distributed workloads running at maximum speed.
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