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Fabric.AI (Nasdaq: FABC) Stockholders Ratify Kopin Strategic Partnership to Develop Neural I/o™ MicroLED Optical Interconnect Technology for Next Generation AI Data Centers

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Fabric.AI (Nasdaq:FABC)/b) stockholders ratified a strategic partnership with to co-develop the Neural I/o™ MicroLED optical interconnect for next-generation AI data centers.

The companies expect strong development updates next quarter and a demonstrable platform by year-end, while Fabric.AI outlined priorities in platform development, IP, leadership, and AI-interconnect market focus.

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Positive

  • Stockholders ratified Kopin partnership to jointly develop Neural I/o MicroLED interconnect
  • Companies expect demonstrable Neural I/o platform by year-end
  • Fabric.AI pursuing patent protection on Neural I/o transceiver, receiver, and interconnect
  • Executive search firm engaged to recruit Chief Revenue Officer and senior leaders
  • Targeting AI-infrastructure interconnect market analysts estimate at $73 billion by 2030
  • Neural I/o approach aims to improve power, thermal, density, latency, scalability versus copper and lasers

Negative

  • Neural I/o platform remains in development and has not yet been demonstrated
  • Figures on bandwidth and energy per bit are design targets rather than achieved results

News Market Reaction – FABC

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In the Jun 24 session, FABC declined 4.64%, reflecting a moderate negative market reaction. Argus tracked a trough of -15.4% from its starting point during tracking. Our momentum scanner triggered 6 alerts that day, indicating moderate trading interest and price volatility.

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Market Context

This announcement confirms shareholder backing for the Kopin partnership and reiterates Neural I/o m...
Analysis

This announcement confirms shareholder backing for the Kopin partnership and reiterates Neural I/o milestones toward an end-2026 demo and a $73 billion TAM. Investors may watch execution on patents, leadership hiring, and technical validation of the MicroLED approach.

Key Figures

AI interconnect TAM: $73 billion TAM horizon year: 2030 Neural I/o demo target: end of 2026
3 metrics
AI interconnect TAM $73 billion Third-party estimate of AI-infrastructure interconnect total addressable market by 2030
TAM horizon year 2030 Forecast year referenced for AI-infrastructure interconnect market size
Neural I/o demo target end of 2026 Previously disclosed timing for demonstrating the Neural I/o MicroLED platform

Historical Context

4 past events · Latest: 2026-06-16 (Neutral)
Pattern 4 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
2026-06-16 Conference presentation Neutral +0.3% Announcement of upcoming Canaccord Genuity conference presentation on AI infrastructure strategy.
2026-05-28 Leadership search Neutral -0.9% Engagement of Egon Zehnder to recruit senior project management for Neural I/o program.
2026-05-18 Demo timeline, cash Positive +11.3% Targeting late-2026 Neural I/o demo with cash runway disclosed to fund milestone.
2026-05-06 Program leadership Positive +11.3% Appointment of Bill Maffucci to lead Neural I/o MicroLED optical interconnect chip program.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

Recent AI program updates have generally seen aligned price reactions, with notable gains on major Neural I/o development milestones.

Key Terms

microled, optical interconnects, co-packaged optics (cpo), serdes
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microled technical
"a fabless semiconductor company developing MicroLED-based optical interconnects for AI infrastructure"
MicroLED is a type of display technology that uses tiny, individual light-emitting tiles to create images with bright colors, sharp contrast, and wide viewing angles. Because of their efficiency and high quality, microLED screens can provide clearer and more vibrant visuals, which can enhance the appeal and performance of electronic devices. For investors, advancements in microLED technology may signal potential growth opportunities in the electronics and display markets.
optical interconnects technical
"developing MicroLED-based optical interconnects for AI infrastructure"
Optical interconnects are systems that use light instead of electrical signals to move data between parts of computers, data centers, or telecom equipment, like replacing copper wires with tiny light pipes. They matter to investors because they can greatly increase speed and capacity while lowering power use and heat, making digital networks faster and cheaper to scale; think of swapping a crowded city road for a high-speed rail line that carries much more traffic efficiently.
co-packaged optics (cpo) technical
"used in other co-packaged optics (CPO) applications across the AI ecosystem"
Co-packaged optics (CPO) are a way of placing optical transmitters and receivers directly next to or on the same chip package as a high-speed switch or processor, rather than keeping them on separate circuit boards. By moving the light-based communications closer to the switching brain, CPO cuts power use, reduces delay and can greatly increase data capacity — changes that can lower operating costs, enable denser data centers, and shift competitive dynamics among hardware suppliers and cloud operators.
serdes technical
"differentiated from incumbent laser-based and copper/SerDes approaches"
SerDes (short for serializer/deserializer) is an electronic function that converts parallel streams of data into a single fast serial stream and then converts it back, like packing many lanes of traffic into one high-speed highway and unpacking them at the other end. Investors care because SerDes chips and blocks determine how quickly and efficiently devices, data centers and networks can move information; improvements or bottlenecks affect product performance, production costs, and demand across the semiconductor and communications supply chain.

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Company advances development of its MicroLED-based interconnect technology to address the growing demands of high-performance computing and reaffirms its strategic priorities

NEW YORK, NY, June 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Fabric.AI, Inc. (Nasdaq: FABC) (“Fabric.AI” or the “Company”), a fabless semiconductor company developing MicroLED-based optical interconnects for AI infrastructure, today announced that at its recent stockholder meeting, stockholders approved a proposal in connection with the Company’s partnership with Kopin Corporation (Nasdaq: KOPN) to jointly develop the Neural I/o™ MicroLED optical interconnect. The Company and Kopin are proceeding with development of the interconnect with updates on strong progress expected within the coming quarter, and an expected demonstrable platform by year’s end.

"This stockholder approval validates our strategic vision and solidifies a unique opportunity to partner with an industry leader, leveraging Kopin's resources to advance an innovation with the potential to reset the standard for the AI data centers of the future," said Josh Silverman, CEO of Fabric.AI. "As AI workloads drive an unprecedented need for faster, more efficient, more scalable data movement, our Neural I/o™ MicroLED optical interconnect is designed to deliver a fundamentally different approach to connectivity — one engineered to improve power efficiency, thermal performance, density, latency, and scalability relative to traditional copper and laser-based architectures, and we look forward to demonstrating that as we advance its development."

Strategic Priorities

In connection with the approval, the Company reaffirmed several strategic priorities for stockholders:

A focused mission. Fabric.AI is committed to becoming a leading provider of MicroLED-based optical interconnects to the AI ecosystem, differentiated from incumbent laser-based and copper/SerDes approaches by its targeted advantages in energy efficiency and interconnect density.

  • A platform technology, not just a single product. As part of the program, Fabric.AI is developing not only the interconnect but also the underlying MicroLED transceiver and receiver — components the Company believes could potentially be used in other co-packaged optics (CPO) applications across the AI ecosystem.
  • Building an intellectual-property position. The Company is in the process of seeking patent protection for its inventions related to the Neural I/o transceiver, receiver, and interconnect technology.
  • Serving a large addressable market. The Company is targeting the AI-infrastructure interconnect opportunity, which third-party analysts estimate could exceed $73 billion in total addressable market by 2030. This figure represents a third-party estimate of total market size and is not a projection of Fabric.AI’s revenue.
  • Strengthening leadership. Fabric.AI has engaged executive search firm Egon Zehnder to support the recruitment of senior leadership, including a Chief Revenue Officer and other top management positions.
  • Program leadership. The Company’s interconnect program is led by Bill Maffucci, Head of Project Development, who is overseeing [development] of the Neural I/o platform.
  • Upcoming investor engagement. Members of Fabric.AI management are scheduled to present at the Canaccord Genuity conference. Details will be available on the Company’s investor relations website.

Technology overview

The Neural I/o platform uses arrays of MicroLED emitters and photodetectors — rather than lasers — to move data optically between GPUs, accelerators, memory, and servers at short reach. The Company believes this approach can deliver meaningful advantages in energy per bit and interconnect density relative to laser-based optics and copper/SerDes electrical links, particularly for the dense, short-reach connections inside AI systems. As previously disclosed, Fabric.AI is targeting a demonstration of the Neural I/o platform by the end of 2026.


How the Neural I/o MicroLED interconnect compares to laser-based and copper/SerDes approaches on aggregate bandwidth and energy per bit. Figures are aggregate / device-level design targets for illustration; see disclaimer.

About Fabric.AI

Fabric.AI, Inc. (Nasdaq: FABC) is a fabless semiconductor company developing MicroLED-based optical interconnects designed to address the data-movement bottleneck in AI data centers. Its Neural I/o™ program is being developed in partnership with Kopin Corporation. For more information, visit https://fabricai.com/.

About Kopin Corporation

Kopin Corporation (Nasdaq: KOPN) is a leading developer and provider of innovative display and application-specific optical solutions sold as critical components and subassemblies for defense, enterprise, professional and consumer products. Kopin’s portfolio includes microdisplays, display modules, eyepiece assemblies, image projection modules and vehicle mounted and head-mounted display systems that incorporate ultra-small high-resolution Active Matrix Liquid Crystal displays (AMLCD), Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal on Silicon (FLCoS) displays, MicroLED displays (µLED) and Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) displays, a variety of optics and low-power ASICs. For more information, please visit Kopin’s website at www.kopin.com. Kopin is a trademark of Kopin Corporation.

Forward-Looking Statements

This press release contains “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the federal securities laws, including statements regarding the development, performance targets, potential advantages, and commercial prospects of the Neural I/o™ interconnect; the Company’s partnership with Kopin; the anticipated timing and outcome of the planned Neural I/o demonstration; the potential development and broader applicability of the Company’s transceiver and receiver components for other co-packaged optics applications; the Company’s intellectual-property strategy; the Company’s recruitment of senior leadership; the Company’s strategic priorities and competitive positioning; the size and growth of the markets the Company may address; and the Company’s participation in investor conferences. These statements are based on current expectations and assumptions and are subject to significant risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially, including the risk that the Neural I/o demonstration is delayed or unsuccessful; that the Company’s technology does not achieve the energy-efficiency, speed, density, or cost advantages it targets; that the Company and Kopin do not successfully develop or commercialize the interconnect; that the transceiver and receiver components are not successfully developed or adopted for other applications; that the Company’s pending patent applications do not result in issued patents or in meaningful protection; that the Company is unable to recruit or retain senior leadership; that the Company does not achieve or maintain a leading market position; that anticipated markets do not develop as estimated by third parties; and that the Company requires additional capital to fund its operations. Performance comparisons referenced herein, including the accompanying graphic, reflect target and/or device-level figures and publicly available estimates for competing technologies, achieved via massive channel parallelism (modest per-lane rate), and are not demonstrated system-level product specifications. Market-size figures are third-party estimates of total addressable markets and are not projections of the Company’s revenue. The Company undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement except as required by law.

For a discussion of additional risks and uncertainties that could affect the Company’s business, financial condition, and results of operations, please refer to the Company’s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, including its most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K, Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q, Current Reports on Form 8-K, and other filings available at www.sec.gov.

IR Contact:
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212-644-0924
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Media Contact:
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press@fabric-ai.co
www.fabricai.com 

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FAQ

What did Fabric.AI (Nasdaq:FABC) stockholders approve about the Kopin partnership on June 24, 2026?

Stockholders approved a proposal tied to Fabric.AI’s strategic partnership with Kopin to co-develop the Neural I/o MicroLED optical interconnect. According to Fabric.AI, this ratification allows both companies to proceed with development, with progress updates expected next quarter and a demonstrable platform targeted by year-end.

What is Fabric.AI's Neural I/o MicroLED optical interconnect for AI data centers (FABC)?

Neural I/o is a MicroLED-based optical interconnect platform designed to move data between GPUs, accelerators, memory, and servers at short reach. According to Fabric.AI, it uses arrays of MicroLED emitters and photodetectors instead of lasers, targeting improvements in energy per bit and interconnect density.

When is Fabric.AI (FABC) targeting a demonstration of the Neural I/o platform?

Fabric.AI is targeting a demonstration of the Neural I/o platform by the end of 2026. According to Fabric.AI, strong development updates are expected within the coming quarter and a demonstrable platform is anticipated by year-end as the Kopin partnership progresses.

How large is the AI infrastructure interconnect market Fabric.AI (FABC) is targeting?

Fabric.AI is targeting the AI-infrastructure interconnect opportunity, which third-party analysts estimate could exceed $73 billion by 2030. According to Fabric.AI, this figure reflects total addressable market size and is not a projection of the company’s revenue or market share.

What strategic priorities did Fabric.AI (FABC) reaffirm after the Kopin partnership approval?

Fabric.AI reaffirmed a focused mission on MicroLED-based optical interconnects for AI, development of a platform including transceivers and receivers, and building an IP portfolio. According to Fabric.AI, it is also strengthening leadership and targeting the broader AI-infrastructure interconnect market opportunity.

How is Fabric.AI (FABC) strengthening its leadership team following the Neural I/o partnership approval?

Fabric.AI engaged executive search firm Egon Zehnder to recruit senior leaders, including a Chief Revenue Officer. According to Fabric.AI, program leadership for the Neural I/o interconnect is led by Head of Project Development Bill Maffucci, overseeing development of the platform and related components.

How does Fabric.AI say Neural I/o compares with copper and laser-based interconnects?

Neural I/o is designed to improve power efficiency, thermal performance, density, latency, and scalability compared with copper and laser-based architectures. According to Fabric.AI, device-level figures for aggregate bandwidth and energy per bit are presented as design targets for illustration, not achieved performance.