Chip simulation startup Vinci raises $250m at a $1.5bn valuation
Vinci, which uses AI to simulate heat and other physics in chip design, raised $250M led by Advent, Temasek and Xora.
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Vinci, the AI software company based in Palo Alto that simulates physics for use in chip and hardware design, has raised $250M at a $1.5bn valuation, the company announced on Tuesday.
Advent, Temasek and Xora Innovation led the round, while earlier investors Eclipse and Khosla Ventures participated again, along with Madrona, the company stated.
Vinci’s software can predict the physical behaviour of a design before it is constructed.
The company originally focused on heat, since this has become an increasing…
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