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Kopin與Fabric.AI達成1,500萬美元訂單，為其提供基於MicroLED的AI互連技術。

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-- Kopin (KOPN) 週二宣布，已從 Fabric.AI (SBLX) 獲得 1500 萬美元的初始開發訂單，用於資助雙方合作開發基於 MicroLED 的光互連技術，以用於人工智慧基礎設施。該合作旨在開發一款示範晶片組。 根據協議，Kopin 表示將作為該晶片組的獨家製造商，並持有 Fabric.AI 19.9% 的股份。 該公司表示，該技術旨在實現智慧資料中心中 GPU 和高效能處理器之間的超高速、低功耗資料傳輸，並有望取代傳統的銅線佈線。 此外，Fabric.AI 表示，正在與人工智慧和超大規模資料中心公司進行初步洽談，探討將該互連技術整合到系統中。 Fabric.AI 也表示，計劃透過私募發行 21,500 股 K 系列可轉換優先股籌集約 2,150 萬美元，每股定價 1,000 美元，可按每股 2.51 美元的價格轉換，並附帶相同行使價格的認股權證。 該公司表示，此次發行預計將於週三左右完成，但需滿足慣例成交條件。 Kopin 股價週二下跌超過 6%，而 Fabric.AI 股價則上漲超過 36%。

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