Blumind has successfully raised CAD 20 million in Series A funding, co-led by Cycle Capital and BDC Capital, to advance its innovative low-power analog AI chip technology for edge computing.

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Blumind is an innovative developer of ultra-low-power analog AI chips tailored for edge computing applications. The company has successfully completed a Series A funding round, raising CAD 20 million. The investment is co-led by Cycle Capital and BDC Capital, with participation from existing investors such as Fusion Fund, Two Small Fish Ventures, and Real Ventures. Blumind continues to keep the funding round open while actively engaging in discussions with strategic investors.

Blumind's AI inference technology is crucial for applications where energy efficiency and real-time processing are paramount. The recent funding will accelerate the development and commercialization of AMPL™, its groundbreaking analog artificial intelligence technology, which is designed to significantly reduce energy consumption and latency in continuously active AI applications.

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