EUCLYD
Netherlands · AI · Hardware · Space tech
EUCLYD is developing custom AI processors, memory architectures and data-centre systems designed to make large-scale AI inference more power- and cost-efficient.
Designing for the memory bottleneck
EUCLYD develops AI silicon and combines programmable ASIC compute with processor-memory co-design and system-level optimization. The aim is to reduce the power and infrastructure overhead that can limit the speed and scale of AI inference. Its roadmap includes craftwerk, an agentic AI silicon platform, and CWS 32, an AI-factory system; these are development programs rather than widely deployed commercial products.
From chip design to deployment systems
The company works across chip architecture, memory, systems, firmware, compilers and runtime software, targeting enterprise, hyperscale and sovereign AI infrastructure markets. By optimizing several layers together, EUCLYD aims to improve the efficiency of complete inference systems rather than treating the accelerator alone as the bottleneck.
- Technology
- Programmable ASICs and processor-memory co-design
- Roadmap
- craftwerk silicon and CWS 32 AI factory
- Market
- Enterprise, sovereign and hyperscale AI
Funding history
1 round · 1 with disclosed amounts| Announced | Round | Amount | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Series A | >€200M | Innovation Industries — LeadSamsung — LeadScaleup Europe Fund — LeadSomerset Capital Partners — LeadBrabant Development Agency (BOM) — ParticipantEIFO — Participantimec.xpand — ParticipantQuadri — Participant |