About Liqid
Liqid sells composable infrastructure, a way of pooling hardware so servers are assembled in software instead of being fixed at purchase. Its Matrix software controls a PCIe fabric, the high-speed internal bus of a server, and links shared pools of GPUs, NVMe storage, memory and network cards to host machines as needed. This lets an operator reassign expensive GPUs between jobs without moving cards by hand. Company releases carry a Broomfield, Colorado dateline, and a Series C round was announced in 2021.
Liqid was founded in 2013 and is based in Broomfield, CO, United States. It is listed under HPC & AI Systems, Interconnect & Networking. Reported funding is $100M Series C, 2021.
Compute Technologies
- GPUs
What Liqid works on
HPC & AI Systems
High-performance computing (HPC) means using very large clusters of processors working together to solve problems that one machine cannot handle in a reasonable time. These clusters are called supercomputers. They run weather models, physics simulations and, increasingly, AI training.
Interconnect & Networking
Interconnect is the set of links that move data between chips, between boards and between racks. It includes wires on a package, cables inside a server, and the network switches and optical fibre across a data center. A processor is only as useful as the speed at which it can get data in and out.
Also in United States
NVIDIA, DDN (DataDirect Networks), Astera Labs, Upscale AI, Celestial AI
