D-Matrix Unveils JetStream I/O Accelerators for AI Inference
D-Matrix Corp. has announced the launch of its JetStream I/O accelerators, designed to enable ultra-low latency for AI inference at scale. Announced in a press release, the JetStream, when combined with D-Matrix's Corsair accelerators and Aviator software, can deliver up to 10 times the speed, three times better cost-performance, and three times higher energy efficiency compared to traditional GPU-based solutions.
The JetStream I/O accelerator is a custom I/O card that supports state-of-the-art models exceeding 100 billion parameters. It is packaged in an industry-standard PCIe format and is compatible with off-the-shelf Ethernet switches, making it easy to deploy within existing data centers without the need for costly infrastructure replacements.
Samples of the JetStream NICs, which are full-height PCIe Gen5 cards with a maximum bandwidth of 400Gbps, are available now, with full production expected by the end of the year. This addition to D-Matrix's product portfolio positions the company as a comprehensive AI infrastructure provider, offering solutions that span compute, software, and networking.
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