2 years ago

Thalia Secures £2.1 Million Funding to Accelerate Semiconductor Development Platform

  • Thalia, a UK-based software provider for semiconductor businesses, raised £2.1 million in funding

  • The round, led by Mercia Ventures with participation from Deepbridge Capital and private investor Guillaume d’Eyssautier, brings the company's total funding to over £5.3 million

  • Thalia's AMALIA platform utilizes AI and ML to enable semiconductor businesses to re-use their existing intellectual property (IP) for new technologies and applications

  • The company plans to use the funding to expand its operations, further develop its software suite, strengthen its board, and create new jobs.

      • ProblemTechnology

      "Semiconductor businesses struggle to develop new products using existing chip designs, leading to wasted resources and time."

      Solution

      "Thalia's Amalia platform leverages AI and machine learning to enable semiconductor businesses to re-use their existing intellectual property (IP) for new technologies and applications, accelerating development and allowing engineers to focus on innovation."

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