Ubitium raises $14M to bring universal computing to physical AI

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Semiconductor startupUbitium has raised $14 million in new seed funding to develop its universalprocessor for autonomous machines and other physical AI applications. Semiconductor startup Ubitium has raised $14 million in new seed funding to develop its universal processor for autonomous machines and other physical AI applications.

The round was led by Ibex Investors , with participation from OpenOcean, existing investors KBC Focus Fund, Runa Capital and Inflection, and Florian Seibel, co-founder and co-CEO of Quantum Systems, who invested personally. The investment brings Ubitium's total seed funding to $18 million since its founding in 2024 and follows the development of its first chip, which demonstrated signal processing, AI inference and real-time control using a single processor architecture. Ubitium is developing a processor for physical AI applications, including robots, drones, vehicles and industrial equipment.