OXMIQ Labs Raises $35M Series A
Analysis based on 11 articles · First reported Jul 01, 2026 · Last updated Jul 01, 2026
The successful Series A financing of OXMIQ Labs is expected to positively impact the semiconductor and AI industries by accelerating the development of custom AI silicon and reducing the cost of AI compute. This could lead to increased innovation and accessibility in AI technologies, potentially benefiting companies that rely on advanced AI infrastructure.
OXMIQ Labs Inc., a company founded by Raja Koduri focusing on unified GPU and AI architecture, has successfully closed its Series A financing round, raising $35 million. This brings the company's total capital raised to $60 million. The funding, co-led by Fundomo and Samsung Catalyst Fund, with participation from several other strategic investors including MediaTek, AM Intelligence Labs, and Pegatron Venture Capital, will be used to scale OXMIQ's OxCore architecture. OxCore is a licensable GPU architecture designed to enable semiconductor companies and AI system builders to create custom AI silicon without the need for a full chip program. The company aims to re-architect the GPU stack from 'Atoms to Agents' to drive down the cost of intelligence at every layer, making high-performance AI compute more accessible. Additionally, Jim Keller, CEO of List of unicorn startup companies, joined OXMIQ Labs' board of directors, and V. K. Rao joined as an advisor, further strengthening the company's leadership.
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