Fabric.AI, Inc.

Fabric.AI has engaged global management consulting firm Kearney to lead and accelerate the commercialization strategy for its Neural I/o MicroLED-based optical interconnect platform. The company, together with its development partner Kopin Corporation, has executed non-disclosure agreements with several leading semiconductor and data center technology companies, with technical discussions already underway. Kearney's mandate is to convert that early engagement into a structured commercial pipeline by sharpening product positioning, identifying and prioritizing target customers and channel partners, and preparing Fabric.AI for active sales discussions expected to begin after planned hardware demonstrations in early 2027. James Altucher, an independent strategic advisor to Fabric.AI, said Neural I/o addresses the two constraints defining the next generation of AI data centers, how much data can be moved and what it costs in power to move it, and that Kearney's role is to help turn confidential discussions into commercial relationships. Fabric.AI trades on Nasdaq under the ticker FABC, while Kopin Corporation trades under KOPN.

Fabric.AI and Kopin Corporation have expanded their Neural I/O program by signing several new non-disclosure agreements with companies that are part of NVIDIA's NVLink ecosystem. The agreements, announced as part of the Neural I/O initiative, bring in additional industry participants evaluating the potential use of the MicroLED-based optical interconnect platform in next-generation AI infrastructure. Neural I/O aims to address the challenge of moving growing data volumes efficiently between GPUs, accelerators, memory, and other computing components using a massively parallel optical architecture. Fabric.AI CEO Josh Silverman stated that the new NDAs represent a meaningful step in expanding industry engagement as the company advances toward a planned CES 2027 demonstration.