EUCLYD raises more than €200 million for AI infrastructure
Article image: EU-StartupsEU-Startups reports a Series A of more than €200 million for Dutch semiconductor systems startup EUCLYD. The company is developing infrastructure for foundation-model workloads, while former ASML chief Peter Wennink has joined as chairman. Its efficiency and compute-memory improvements remain development ambitions rather than independently demonstrated deployment results.
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Round details
Develops semiconductor systems and infrastructure for foundation-model AI workloads.
- Former ASML chief Peter Wennink joins as chairman.
- Funding accelerates development; efficiency claims are not independent deployment benchmarks.
- Series A raised: >€200M
- Investors: Samsung, Somerset Capital Partners, EQT Scaleup Europe Fund, Innovation Industries, EIFO, imec.xpand, BOM, Quadri
- Use of funds: EUCLYD says the new capital will be used to expand its engineering team, accelerate development of its silicon and systems roadmap, deepen partnerships across the industry, and enable the company to sell into...