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Claros is a power management company rebuilding the electrical path of AI data centers with a combined hardware-and-software chip-to-grid platform. Its two core products are an Integrated Voltage Regulator (IVR) placed adjacent to or beneath the processing units to deliver power directly to the chip, and Power Gateway, a DC-native power distributor that minimizes AC/DC conversion losses and lets a facility draw from multiple sources including the grid and renewables. Incubated by Red Cell Partners, the company emerged from stealth in February 2025 with $9.75 million in initial funding and is headquartered in McLean, Virginia, with a test lab in Torrance, California.

Seed · $40M · 2026-03

CIMTech is a Georgia Tech spinout (Prof. Shimeng Yu's lab) designing compute-in-memory AI memory chips and inference racks that let datacenter operators support more users and longer context within the same power budget; Georgia Tech's Feb 2026 release also framed it as a radiation-tolerant, energy-efficient AI processor for edge and space platforms.

DensityAI, founded by former leaders of Tesla's Dojo supercomputer program and based in Mountain View, CA, builds full-stack AI compute infrastructure — custom chips using 3D DRAM stacking and near-memory compute, plus hardware and software — for high-density AI data centers, now positioned as a fast inference solution for frontier models. It reportedly has a conditional chip-procurement agreement with AWS contingent on performance benchmarks.

Shanghai Lingrui Zhixin Computing Technology Co., Ltd. is a company focused on full-stack proprietary high-end RISC-V processors, headquartered in Zhangjiang, Pudong, Shanghai. It specializes in high-performance RISC-V CPU cores, chiplets, and domain-enhanced processors targeting server-grade compute for AI agents and data centers. In early 2026, it released the P100, a server-grade high-performance RISC-V CPU core featuring a dynamic multi-threading superscalar out-of-order pipeline architecture with support for the RVA23 Profile.

2026-07

ChipV (Shanghai ChipV Intelligent Technology), founded in 2023 in Shanghai with R&D centers in Hefei and Shenzhen, develops full-stack RISC-V chips rooted in Tsinghua University's high-performance processor lab, including XC32 automotive MCUs, XC64AE embodied-intelligence chips for humanoid robots, and the ChipRV Studio design toolchain.

Series A · 2026-10

MScape (Lingjing Zhiyuan), incubated by the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Institute, focuses on domestically developed computing infrastructure and operating systems for embodied intelligence. It builds a real-time closed-loop computing architecture covering chips, OS, and models for 'perception-decision-action.' Products include the super-heterogeneous 'Dvorak' computing architecture and the 'Zhijing' and 'Tongjing' embodied intelligence computing platforms. Headquartered in Shanghai's Minhang district.

Angel · 2026-07

Fractile, founded in 2022 in London, UK, develops advanced AI chips that run AI models 100x faster than traditional methods at 10x lower cost.

Series B · $236M · 2026-05

Founded in 2015 in Paris, designs AI inference chips for automotive, mobile, and data center applications, including its Jotunn8 (J8) processor.

Undisclosed · $46M · 2025-05

DCX Liquid Cooling Systems (legal entity DCX POLSKA Sp. z o.o.), founded in 2019 and headquartered in Warsaw, Poland, manufactures advanced liquid cooling solutions for AI and HPC data centers. It offers both direct-to-chip and immersion cooling, with coolant distribution units spanning enterprise-class (600kW–2.6MW) to hyperscale-class (up to 16MW), alongside cold plates and rack manifolds. Revenue grew roughly 600% in 2025 while headcount quadrupled to over 120 engineers and specialists.

Strategic · 2026-09

Stathera is a fabless semiconductor company headquartered in Montreal, originating from MEMS technology research at McGill University (formerly Nxtsens, founded in 2015, operating independently since 2020). Its DualMode architecture MEMS silicon clock oscillators reduce package size by up to 85% with lower power consumption, with applications spanning smartphones, IoT, and clock synchronization for AI data center GPU clusters.

Series B · $55M · 2026-06

Bitdeer Technologies Group is a Singapore-headquartered Bitcoin mining and high-performance computing infrastructure company, spun off from Bitmain in 2021 by Jihan Wu and listed on Nasdaq (BTDR) in April 2023 via a SPAC merger with Blue Safari Group Acquisition Corp. It designs SEALMINER mining rigs and operates large data centers in the U.S., Norway and Bhutan, and since 2023 has been converting mining sites into NVIDIA GPU data centers and selling AI compute through Bitdeer AI Cloud.

EUCLYD, founded in 2024 by Bernardo Kastrup and Atul Sinha at the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, builds ultra-efficient AI infrastructure for foundation models. It combines programmable ASIC compute (flagship product Craftwerk), the rack-scale CWS 32 system, processor-memory co-design and system-level optimization to reduce the power consumption, memory bandwidth requirements and infrastructure complexity of AI inference. Target customers are the enterprise, sovereign and hyperscale AI markets, addressing what the company calls the industry's 'AI efficiency wall'.

Series A · 2026-09