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Relativity Networks raises $22M to deploy faster hollow-core fiber in data centers

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Relativity Networks has secured $22 million in funding to expand its hollow-core fiber technology for data center use. Unlike conventional fiber, hollow-core fiber transmits data approximately 30% faster, making it a potentially significant upgrade for high-speed networking infrastructure. The technology, while promising, has seen limited deployment in the industry so far. The fresh capital is expected to help Relativity Networks bring this faster connectivity solution more widely to the data center market.

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