Ex-ASML chief chairs Euclyd, which raised €200M for low-power AI inference chips
Paimaamu · x · 2026-09-16
Eindhoven chip startup Euclyd raised over €200M to develop AI inference chips, with former ASML CEO Peter Wennink as chairman. The company claims its chips will use less power and cost less than Nvidia's inference-dominated processors; funds go toward hiring engineers and accelerating development, aiming to turn Europe's semiconductor strengths into a globally competitive AI infrastructure platform.
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