FuriosaAI Valuation, Funding & Investors

FuriosaAI is valued at $2.9B as of October 2026.

Last FuriosaAI valuation

$2.9B

Series D · Oct 2026

Last FuriosaAI funding round

$620M

Series D · Oct 2026

Cumulative funding FuriosaAI raised

$898M

across 7 funding rounds

Key investors in FuriosaAI

FuriosaAI Overview

About FuriosaAI

FuriosaAI is a Seoul-based semiconductor firm designing AI accelerators for hyperscale data centers. The company launched the Warboy RTPU in 2023, delivering 40 tokens/second for Llama 70B at 75W TDP with 1,000 TOPS INT8 performance. FuriosaAI supplies chips to Naver Cloud and SK Telecom, scaling to clusters handling 10 PFLOPS for inference workloads.


Founded

2017

HQ

South KoreaSeoul

Website

furiosa.ai

Status

Privately held

Customer focus

B2B

Revenue model

Product sales

Valuation

$2.9B (Oct 2026)

FuriosaAI Valuation

FuriosaAI is currently valued at $2.9B, based on its Series D in October 2026. Read the announcement ↗

The $620M round included Worldline Capital, Nextrans, Infinitum Partners, Jericho Capital, DSC Investment and 9 other investors.

FuriosaAI's valuation has grown 3.8x from $770M at its Series C in July 2025 to $2.9B in October 2026, across 2 priced rounds.

FuriosaAI valuation by funding round

FuriosaAI valuation by funding round
DateStageValuation
Oct 2026Series D$2.9B
Jul 2025Series C$770M

FuriosaAI Funding History

FuriosaAI has raised a total of $898M across 7 funding rounds.

FuriosaAI's first fundraising round was a $7M Series A in November 2019. The most recent completed round was a $620M Series D in October 2026.

FuriosaAI funding rounds

FuriosaAI funding rounds
DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationDeal Summary
Oct 2026Series DWorldline Capital; Nextrans; Infinitum Partners; Jericho Capital; DSC Investment; UAMCO; Cisco Investments; NeoFort Holding; QUDA Capital Partners; Korea National Growth Fund; KDB Investment; Kakao Investment; Naver Ventures; Hanwha Asset Management$620M$2.9BFuriosaAI completed a $620 million (KRW 820 billion) Series D round, announced on 29 October 2026, bringing its post-money valuation to approximately $2.9 billion, about 3.8 trillion won. South Korea's National Growth Fund was the largest investor, contributing $280 million. International investors contributed a total of $110 million, among them Infinitum, Jericho Capital, QUDA Capital Partners, Cisco Investments, Worldline Capital and NeoFort Holding. Existing shareholders contributed $125 million in follow-on investments, including Korea Development Bank with an additional $22 million, Naver Ventures, DSC Investment, KDB Capital, Nextrans and Kakao Investment. Korea's United Asset Management Company committed $30 million as the largest new domestic investor after the National Growth Fund, and Hanwha Asset Management also joined. Chief executive and co-founder June Paik said the round reflects investor confidence in the company's technology and ability to execute. FuriosaAI is a Seoul-based AI semiconductor company that designs inference accelerators for data centers, including the RNGD chip built on TSMC 5nm, with research and development having begun in 2017.
Jun 2026Undisclosed stageKorea Eximbank (lead)$13M-In June 2026, the Export-Import Bank of Korea (Korea Eximbank) made its first-ever direct equity investment in a venture company, acquiring redeemable convertible preferred shares (RCPS) in FuriosaAI for KRW 20 billion (approximately USD 13 million). This investment was enabled by the revised Eximbank Act, which allows direct investments without ties to loans or guarantees, marking a significant expansion of the bank's policy financing capabilities. The strategic rationale centers on supporting the Korean government's AI transformation (AX) policy, with the bank establishing a portfolio spanning the entire AX value chain from AI semiconductors to cloud infrastructure. FuriosaAI is a leading domestic fabless AI semiconductor design company based in Seoul, recognized as a top AI chip developer in Korea. The company is currently scaling RNGD production beyond prototype milestones, with HBM3E-based upgrades and public-sector distribution plans underway. The deal structure involves RCPS, which allow the investor to be repaid within a set period or convert holdings into common stock. The company's operational scale includes semiconductor design activities focused on AI chip development for the domestic and public sectors. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Jul 2025Series CIndustrial Bank of Korea; Cape Investment & Securities; IMM Investment; DSC Investment; Keistone Partners; Daesung Private Equity; Korea Development Bank; KEB Hana Bank; Kakao Investment; Kstone; IBK Venture Investment$123M$770MFuriosaAI is a Korean AI semiconductor company developing efficient AI inference chips, including the Renegade (RNGD) accelerator, which offers superior performance per watt compared to GPUs and has secured design wins like LG AI Research. The company completed a Series C bridge funding round raising approximately $123 million (KRW 170 billion) around July 2025, led by investors including Korea Development Bank, Kakao Investment, Cape Investment & Securities, Daesung Private Equity, DSC Investment, IBKS No 23 Special, IBK Venture Investment, IMM Investment, Industrial Bank of Korea, KEB Hana Bank, Keistone Partners, and Kstone, among others. This round pushed the company's valuation past $770 million (KRW 1 trillion), entering unicorn status, with another source citing $735 million; it matched the total capital raised over FuriosaAI's prior 7-year history from seed through Series C. Private equity firms invested around $29 million (KRW 40 billion), signaling recognition of FuriosaAI as a growth-stage company with strong technology and market potential. Existing investors continued participation, joined by new ones like Keistone Partners and Daesung Private Equity. Funds will scale Renegade chip production for enterprise customers and develop the third-generation AI chip. CEO Junho Baek highlighted market trust and plans for global revenue expansion. Since founding in 2017, FuriosaAI has raised a cumulative $246 million. The RNGD chip delivers up to 512 trillion calculations per second in FP8 format on a 180-watt PCIe card, with server options up to 4 petaflops. Later reports note a rejected $800 million acquisition offer from Meta and talks for a $300-500 million Series D at prior $735 million valuation, with potential IPO in 2027.
Feb 2025SeedCRIT Ventures (lead)$1M-FuriosaAI is a South Korean AI semiconductor fabless company founded in 2017, specializing in developing AI inference chips for data center servers. CEO Junho Baek, a Georgia Tech master’s graduate with prior experience as a GPU and CPU development engineer at Samsung Electronics and AMD, leads the company. On February 3, 2025, FuriosaAI secured a $1.5 million (KRW 2 billion) investment from CRIT Ventures to expand AI chip development.
Jul 2023Series CIndustrial Bank of Korea; DSC Investment; Korea Investment Partners; Korea Development Bank; Kyobo Life Insurance; L&S Venture Capital; Quantum Ventures Korea; Game Changer Investment$62M--
Jun 2021Series BKDB Capital; IMM Investment; DSC Investment; Korea Omega Investment; Korea Development Bank; Quantum Ventures Korea; AION Capital Partners; NAVER$71M--
Nov 2019Series AKDB Capital; Schmidt; DSC Investment; Korea Omega Investment; Korea Development Bank; Quantum Ventures Korea$7M--

Who has invested in FuriosaAI?

35 investors have backed FuriosaAI across its funding rounds, including DSC Investment, Korea Development Bank, Quantum Ventures Korea, Industrial Bank of Korea, IMM Investment and KDB Capital.

Lead investors include Korea Eximbank and CRIT Ventures.


FuriosaAI Investors

Investors in FuriosaAI by funding rounds participated
InvestorHQRoundsRoleFirst check
DSC InvestmentSouth KoreaSeoul5ParticipantNov 2019
Korea Development BankSouth KoreaSeoul4ParticipantNov 2019
Quantum Ventures KoreaSouth KoreaSeoul3ParticipantNov 2019
KDB CapitalSouth KoreaSeoul2ParticipantNov 2019
Industrial Bank of KoreaSouth KoreaSeoul2ParticipantJul 2023
IMM InvestmentSouth KoreaGwangju2ParticipantJun 2021
Korea Omega InvestmentSouth KoreaSeoul2ParticipantNov 2019
Kakao InvestmentSouth KoreaSeongnam2ParticipantJul 2025
Worldline CapitalUnited StatesMenlo Park1ParticipantOct 2026
SchmidtSouth KoreaSeoul1ParticipantNov 2019
Cape Investment & SecuritiesSouth KoreaSeoul1ParticipantJul 2025
NextransSouth KoreaSeoul1ParticipantOct 2026
Infinitum PartnersUnited StatesMiami, FL1ParticipantOct 2026

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FuriosaAI Competitors

FuriosaAI competitors include listed companies like D-Wave Quantum and Core Scientific, and private ones like Sunrise, Xsight Labs, Kunlun Core and Machxin Technology.

Public and private companies comparable to FuriosaAI
CompanyHQStatusRevenueEBITDAValuationRevenue Multiple
SunriseChinaHangzhouPrivate--$3B-
Xsight LabsIsraelKiryat GatPrivate--$2.8B-
Kunlun CoreChinaBeijingPrivate$507M-$3B6.0x
Machxin TechnologyChinaShanghaiPrivate--$2.5B-
D-Wave QuantumUnited StatesUnited StatesPublicly listed$25M($373M)$4B89.6x
Core ScientificUnited StatesUnited StatesPublicly listed$319M($211M)$4.3B10.9x

FuriosaAI Public Comps

FuriosaAI is still privately-owned, but its public comps include Ionic Digital, Cipher Digital, ChronoScale, D-Wave Quantum, Silex Microsystem, IQM Quantum Computers, Core Scientific, Pasqal, POET Technologies and Xanadu.

Last FYEV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
RevenueEBITDALast FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
Ionic Digital$141M($248M)19.4x-(11.1x)-
Cipher Digital$224M($608M)34.9x35.9x(12.8x)(329.8x)
ChronoScale$72M$21M30.6x-106.2x-
D-Wave Quantum$25M($373M)144.2x89.6x(9.5x)(30.4x)
Silex Microsystem$141M$49M11.2x-32.3x-
IQM Quantum Computers$35M($47M)44.0x-(33.1x)-
Core Scientific$319M($211M)21.3x10.9x(32.1x)37.2x
Pasqal$18M($89M)54.7x-(11.3x)-

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Common questions about FuriosaAI

When was FuriosaAI founded?FuriosaAI was founded in 2017.
Where is FuriosaAI headquartered?FuriosaAI is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
Is FuriosaAI publicly listed?No, FuriosaAI is a private, VC-backed company.
What is FuriosaAI's valuation?FuriosaAI was last valued at $2.9B in its Series D in October 2026.
How much funding has FuriosaAI raised?FuriosaAI has raised $898M across 7 funding rounds.
What was FuriosaAI's last funding round?FuriosaAI's last funding round was a $620M Series D in October 2026.
Who are FuriosaAI's investors?FuriosaAI's investors include DSC Investment, Korea Development Bank, Quantum Ventures Korea, KDB Capital, Industrial Bank of Korea, IMM Investment, Korea Omega Investment, Kakao Investment, Worldline Capital, Schmidt and 25 others.
Which companies are comparable to FuriosaAI?Companies comparable to FuriosaAI include Sunrise, Xsight Labs, Kunlun Core, Machxin Technology, D-Wave Quantum and Core Scientific.

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