Bloomberg: Dutch chip startup Euclyd is seeking about 200 million euros for a Series A, not yet closed
Bloomberg reports Euclyd has several term sheets, but no named lead investor or valuation, and the amount could change.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Bloomberg Technology
Why it matters
A 200 million euro Series A would put substantial private capital behind a Dutch semiconductor startup trying to turn company-claimed AI inference efficiency projections into silicon. But Bloomberg says the round is not closed, the amount could change, and Euclyd still has to prove its hardware in the market.
Bloomberg reported on June 24th, 2026 that Dutch chip startup Euclyd is seeking about 200 million euros ($229 million) in Series A financing. The company has received several term sheets, according to the report by Yazhou Sun and Sarah Jacob, but the round is not finalized and the amount could change.…
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