DriveNets, a privately owned company headquartered in Israel, was founded in 2015 and has approximately 370 employees. The company develops cloud-based software designed to facilitate networking and communication in the cloud.
DriveNets partnered with WhiteFiber to deploy the first commercial AI supercluster powered by scale-across data center nodes located significant distances apart on July 10, 2026. WhiteFiber, an AI infrastructure provider in North America, commissioned this development, which aims to overcome typical challenges where GPU-driven AI superclusters are confined to a single footprint due to bandwidth limitations with remote links. Previously, on July 9, DriveNets announced the commercial deployment of an AI supercluster featuring long-distance scale-across AI networking. DriveNets stated its AI Fabric connects two WhiteFiber H200 GPU clusters in data centers 52 miles apart into a single GPU supercluster. This solution delivers 111.2 Tbps of bandwidth with sub-millisecond latency, freeing AI infrastructure from single-site power constraints. Earlier the same day, WhiteFiber reported initial R&D results for its cross-data-center distributed GPU supercluster networking solution, which achieved 111.2 Tbps over 83km of dark fiber with 0.9ms guaranteed round-trip latency during testing, and had submitted patent applications. WhiteFiber had targeted a commercial launch in Q3 2026 for this technology.
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