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Big-data processing chip startup Speedata exits stealth with $55M

Speedata, a startup that’s developing a specialized computer processor for data analytics workloads, exited stealth mode today as it closed on a $55 million funding round that brings its total amount raised to $70 million.

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Speedata exits stealth with $55 million Series A for Big Data analytics chip

Speedata, which develops an Analytics Processing Unit (APU) designed to accelerate big data analytic workloads, exited stealth on Thursday with a $55 million Series A round. 

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Speedata’s chip for analytics workloads gets a $55M boost

Speedata, a semiconductor infrastructure company developing hardware accelerators for analytics and databases, today announced that it raised $55 million in a series A round led by Walden Catalyst Ventures, 83North, and Koch Disruptive Technologies...

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Speedata Exits Stealth with $70 Million in Funding to Develop
First-of-its-Kind Dedicated Analytics & Database Accelerator to Expedite Big Data Analytics

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Speedata emerges from stealth with $70M and groundbreaking chip technology to accelerate big data analytics processing

Datacenters are taking on ever-more specialized chips to handle different kinds of workloads, moving away from CPUs and adopting GPUs and other kinds of accelerators to handle more complex and resource-intensive computing demands.

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The Looming Datacenter
Paradigm Shift

The acceleration of our digital economy has fueled an unprecedented proliferation of data – but in terms of the amount of data set to be created in the near future, “the world ain’t seen nothin’ yet.”

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How Speedata accelerates Data analytics 

Israel-based startup Speedata emerged from stealth nearly a year ago with an infusion of $70 million and is now running its first-generation accelerator chip on simulators and prototypes with multiple customers, some performing demanding analytics on big data.  

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