Mueon Secures $65M in Series A Funding Led by Maverick Silicon

Mueon, a Portland, OR-based provider of a modular semiconductor systems platform for AI and hyperscale computing, has secured $65 million in a Series A funding round, bringing the total amount to over $80 million.

The round was led by Maverick Silicon, with participation from Intel Capital, Geodesic Alliances Fund, Oregon Venture Fund, M-Ventures, Wellington Capital, IQT, and Defined.

The company intends to use the funds to expand its engineering and operations teams and deepen customer engagements.

What is Mueon?

Mueon develops modular semiconductor systems designed to support AI and large-scale computing infrastructure. Its platform, called the Exponential™ Computing Platform, uses Cubelets™ — modular, three-dimensional building blocks that combine computing and memory.

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The architecture integrates computing, memory, connections, power delivery and thermal management into a unified system. By reducing the distance data travels between components, Mueon aims to improve computing density while lowering power consumption, and infrastructure complexity.

The platform is designed to address challenges in AI infrastructure, where data movement, energy use, and physical space can affect operating costs.

How Much Funding Has Mueon Raised?

Mueon has raised $65 million in its latest Series A funding round, bringing its total funding to more than $80 million.

The source does not provide details about previous funding rounds or their dates.

Who Invested in Mueon’s Series A Round?

The $65 million Series A round was led by Maverick Silicon.

Other participating investors include:

• Intel Capital
• Geodesic Alliances Fund
• Oregon Venture Fund
• M-Ventures
• Wellington Capital
• IQT
• Defined

Why the Funding Matters

Mueon will use the funding to expand its engineering and operations teams and deepen customer engagements.

The investment will support the development of its modular computing platform for AI and hyperscale infrastructure.

Who founded Mueon?

Mueon was founded in 2025 by Wilfred Gomes and Jack Hwang. The company is based in Portland, Oregon and operates as Mueon Corporation.

"This financing gives us the scale to bring the next generation of compute and memory system-scale integration to market," said Wilfred Gomes, co-founder and CEO of Mueon Corporation. "Mueon's architecture is built to move past today's rack-level constraints and deliver the kind of density the rest of the industry is only beginning to chart a path toward."

"Mueon is continuing to reimagine data-center design at the fundamental level," said Srini Ananth, Managing Director at Intel Capital. "By bringing compute, memory, power delivery, and thermal management together into a single, integrated system, the team is building a path to scale AI infrastructure with better economics and efficiency, and this round reflects the engineering depth and ecosystem required to bring that vision to market."

Market and Business Growth

Mueon is developing its Cubelets™ architecture to combine computing, memory, interconnects, power delivery and thermal management within modular systems.

The company aims to increase deployable computing density while reducing system complexity, power requirements, and infrastructure overhead. The source does not provide specific customer numbers, revenue figures, or deployment milestones.

What Happens Next?

Mueon plans to expand its engineering and operations teams and strengthen customer engagements. The company will continue developing its computing platform for AI and hyperscale infrastructure.

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