Atomic Machines emerges with $250M to build micro-machines from code
Jeff Holden’s Atomic Machines spent six years in stealth. Its first device, PrimeSwitch, is a relay for AI data centres that the company says opens in 50 microseconds.
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Atomic Machines has come out of six years in stealth with $250M raised. It says its system builds working micro-machines straight from code. The Bay Area start-up announced the launch on Wednesday. Its first product is a power switch for AI data centres.
Founder and chief executive Jeff Holden joined Amazon as its tenth engineer and built Amazon Prime. He then became Uber’s first chief product officer. There, he set up its self-driving, AI labs and air-taxi units, according to…
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