TraceWeave raises ₩3B to run AI agents on memory-limited devices

Mirae Asset Capital led the seed round, which values TraceWeave at about ₩30B pre-money as it develops Phase-TITAN.

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TraceWeave has completed a paid automotive pilot based on its memory-efficiency thesis. The seed gives Park's team funding to test whether its post-Transformer architecture retains capability on real devices, beyond company-run benchmarks.

A developer tests a compact computing board in a Seoul electronics lab beneath a TraceWeave sign.

TraceWeave, led by co-founder and CEO Jaeyoung Park, raised approximately KRW 3 billion in a seed round to develop AI agents designed to run on devices with limited memory. The round was led by Mirae Asset Capital, with NAVER D2SF also investing, according to the October 20th announcement from NAVER D2SF. The release put TraceWeave's pre-money valuation at approximately KRW 30 billion.…

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