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Ubitium raises $14 million seed round to develop a Physical AI general-purpose processor

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Semiconductor startup Ubitium announced it has secured a $14 million seed round led by Ibex Investors, bringing the company's cumulative seed funding since its founding in 2024 to $18 million. Ubitium is developing a unified reconfigurable processor architecture. Its first chip, the UB108, uses Samsung's 8nm process and contains 256 processing units; the company says it has demonstrated signal processing, AI inference and real-time control on the same array. The company plans to tape out its first commercial processor, the UB410, which contains 4,096 processing units, and to deliver evaluation units in 2027.

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  1. Ubitium raises $14 million seed round to develop a universal processor for Physical AI

    Semiconductor startup Ubitium announced a $14 million seed round led by Ibex Investors, bringing its total seed funding to $18 million. The company is developing a unified reconfigurable processor architecture; its first chip, the UB108, uses Samsung's 8nm process and contains 256 processing units, and has demonstrated signal processing, AI inference, and real-time control on the same array. It plans to tape out the UB410 commercial processor with 4,096 processing units and deliver evaluation units in 2027.

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