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FuriosaAI Secures $620M Series D to Meet AI Inference Demand and Accelerate Next-Gen Silicon

South Korean startup secures substantial backing for data centre inference silicon

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards··South Korea
FuriosaAI Secures $620M Series D to Meet AI Inference Demand and Accelerate Next-Gen Silicon

South Korean chip developer FuriosaAI has raised $620 million in a Series D funding round to advance its next-generation artificial intelligence silicon. The capital injection will support growing data centre demand for sustainable, high-performance inference hardware. International backers including Cisco Investments joined domestic institutions and the National Growth Fund of Korea in the round.

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