EUCLYD builds ultra-efficient infrastructure—custom compute silicon, memory architecture, and datacenter systems—for running foundation AI models.

Founders

• Bernardo Kastrup · Founder and Chief Executive Officer
  He previously worked at Philips Research, Silicon Hive (later acquired by Intel), and ASML, focusing on product strategy.
• Atul Sinha · Co-founder
  He first co-founded Silicon Hive with Bernardo Kastrup at Philips Research; Silicon Hive was later acquired by Intel, and the two reunited to found EUCLYD.
• Gerard Egelmeers
  He worked alongside Kastrup and Sinha for more than two decades across Philips NatLab, Silicon Hive, and Intel, designing and taping out multiple generations of parallel processors.
• Ingolf Held
  He worked alongside Kastrup and Sinha for more than two decades across Philips NatLab, Silicon Hive, and Intel, designing and taping out multiple generations of parallel processors.
• Harm Peters
  He worked alongside Kastrup and Sinha for more than two decades across Philips NatLab, Silicon Hive, and Intel, designing and taping out multiple generations of parallel processors.

Business model

EUCLYD plans to make money by selling hardware and physical rack systems to enterprises seeking secure self-hosted AI inference, and by selling its intellectual property to companies that want to develop their own chips based on EUCLYD technology.

Total raised

more than €200 million · as its sources put it, more than the rounds on record

Competitors

Nvidia