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Upscale launches Token Fabric to link AI chips from different vendors

Upscale, the Nvidia-backed networking startup, has launched Token Fabric, a switch-silicon, systems and software stack meant to link AI chips from different suppliers in one data center. The first part is due in Q4; the full platform rolls out in stages through 2027.

By Nora Quinn · 9 Oct 2026 · 1 min

Upscale, the Nvidia-backed networking startup, has launched Token Fabric, a switch-silicon, systems and software stack meant to link AI chips from different suppliers in one data center. The first part is due in Q4; the full platform rolls out in stages through 2027.

Upscale, the Nvidia-backed networking startup, launched Token Fabric on 8 Oct: its own SkyFabriX scale-up silicon, scale-out systems built on Nvidia Spectrum-X, and SkyOS software, aimed at linking AI chips from different suppliers in one data center. Reuters reports the first part ships in Q4 with the full platform rolling out through 2027; the company release says general availability is planned for early 2027. Soft hold: no customer, pricing or benchmarks; “industry’s first” is a company claim; revenue outlook is the CEO’s to Reuters.

Sources: Upscale release via Public (2026-10-08) · Upscale product page: scale-out · Reuters via KELO (2026-10-08) · Soft hold: no customer, pricing or benchmarks; “industry’s first” is a company claim; revenue outlook is the CEO’s to Reuters.