UALink
The open scale-up standard: everyone-but-NVIDIA's answer to NVLink.
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UALink 1.0 (April 2025) defines a 200 Gb/s-per-lane, memory-semantic fabric connecting up to 1,024 accelerators in one pod — the standard AMD's Helios racks adopt and Apple, AWS, Google, Intel, Meta and Microsoft back. Its success or failure decides whether rack-scale computing stays proprietary.
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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.