Deepbridge Capital led the Series A round with participation from the Development Bank of Wales to accelerate expansion into the US market.
"Deepbridge is committed to fostering innovation and growth in businesses with truly disruptive market potential, and we believe that Thalia definitely falls into that category,"
Delin Ventures, firstminute Capital and MMC Ventures backed the round to support engineering expansion and product delivery.
"I’m delighted with the confidence that our investors have placed in us. This investment will enable us to deliver to our customers faster and make possible a paradigm shift in the $2Bn analog IP market."
The funding round was led by Cambridge Enterprise with participation from Amadeus Capital Partners, Parkwalk Advisors, IQ Capital Partners and angel investors.
"The new Paragraf facility is a significant step towards realising the potential of graphene in commercially viable, scalable electronic devices, bringing the beneficial impacts of this wonder material to the world."
Infineon Technologies led the investment round with participation from existing backers including Amadeus Capital Partners and Foundation Capital.
"The conclusion of our Series-E funding is a significant milestone for the business. XMOS is ideally positioned at the crossover between embedded voice processing, biometrics and artificial intelligence, and the funds will enable us to execute our ambitious product development plans. I am particularly delighted to welcome Infineon Technologies as a strategic investor in the business. We have worked closely with the Infineon team on groundbreaking sensor fusion technologies; the investment really strengthens our strategic partnership."