Nano-core Chip raises over RMB 1 billion in Series C2 funding
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Hangzhou-based AI inference chip developer Nano-core Chip closed a Series C2 round above RMB 1 billion led by JianTou Investment, with Hangzhou Capital and Kaitai Capital participating. Proceeds fund product development and volume-production prep; its first three chips have completed tape-out, with customer sampling and initial shipments planned for early 2027.
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