Singapore-based Acrab has received more than $350 million in combined funding to build computing infrastructure for agentic AI systems. The company will direct the funds toward platform development, research in the field of computing systems, expanding partnerships and entering international markets.
Acrab was founded in 2024. The startup is developing a full-cycle computing architecture: AI chips, local deployment of large language models, operating systems, multimodal interfaces and AI agent management technologies. Its first platform, GΞLIX, is designed for the local deployment of LLMs in agentic AI tasks. According to Acrab, the solution has already been validated in real-world conditions and is moving toward its first industrial implementation and mass production.
Source: ForkLog
