WhiteFiber launches a two-site GPU supercluster as performance testing continues

CEO Sam Tabar is selling a way to pool compute across 83 kilometers; final fiber testing to confirm commercial specifications remains underway.

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Primary source: PR Newswire

Why it matters

WhiteFiber is selling cross-site connectivity as a way around the power and space limits of a single AI campus. Its materials distinguish the 136 Tbps design figure from the earlier R&D result and say final fiber testing to confirm guaranteed commercial specifications is underway, leaving customer-scale performance to be demonstrated.

Dense fiber optic cables connect high-performance GPU server racks inside a modern data center.

WhiteFiber CEO Sam Tabar (@samirtabar) is putting a new infrastructure bet on the idea that AI clusters should span data centers rather than stop at their walls. On September 23rd, WhiteFiber made Continuum, a system linking two facilities into one logical GPU supercluster, commercially available.…

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