d-Matrix Announces Squadron Compute Clusters for AI Inference at Data Center Scale

d-Matrix launches multi-rack inference clusters scaling to more than 1,000 Corsair processors

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards·13 Oct 2026, 19:04·United States

d-Matrix Announces Squadron Compute Clusters for AI Inference at Data Center Scale

AI chip maker d-Matrix has launched its Squadron compute systems, offering multi-rack clusters targeted at large-scale enterprise inference. The architecture links more than 1,000 proprietary Corsair processors to deliver megawatt-scale compute designed for high energy efficiency and ultra-low latency. The systems have entered general availability for select data-centre clients.

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