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Point2 Technology

RF cables and interconnect chips for AI clusters

Raised to date

$62.6M

of $92.6M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$30M
Investors
15
Last filed
Jun 26, 2026

About

Point2 Technology is a fabless semiconductor company in San Jose, California that designs ultra-low-power, ultra-low-latency mixed-signal SoCs for high-speed interconnect. Its chips move multi-terabit data between compute nodes in hyperscale AI/ML clusters and across 5G, telecom and cable access networks. The company was founded in 2016 by a team drawn from Marvell, Finisar and Samsung, and sells both production silicon and reference platforms that cable and module makers build into finished products.

Its e-Tube platform sends RF signals over a plastic dielectric waveguide instead of copper or optics, which the company says cuts interconnect power and cost roughly in half versus optical cable while holding picosecond-class latency. The pitch is aimed at a cost line it claims is about 30% of LLM training expense.

Funding

  • EquityFiled Jun 26, 2026Form D
    $62.6M/ $92.6M

Product

e-Tube

Interconnect semiconductor platform

A rack-scale interconnect platform that transmits data as RF over a plastic dielectric waveguide, packaged as Active RF Cables (ARCs) for connecting accelerators and switches inside AI clusters.

  • RF data transmission over plastic dielectric waveguide rather than copper or fiber
  • Roughly 50% lower power and cost than comparable optical cable
  • Picosecond-class latency, cited as up to 1000x lower than optical alternatives

Built for

Hyperscale data center and AI infrastructure operators, plus the cable, module and system vendors that supply them; also telecom carriers, cable internet providers and 5G/6G infrastructure builders.

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