
PhysicsX builds AI-native engineering software that accelerates physics simulation and design for industrial organizations.
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The PhysicsX platform unlocks the full potential of AI across design, manufacturing, and operations, enabling breakthroughs in performance, efficiency, and speed for some of the world’s most critical industrial sectors.
The page describes engineering as a discipline of trade-offs and says traditional engineering tools are increasingly limited as systems become more sophisticated.
Fourier Neural Operators replace repeated PDE solves by learning the solution map itself — turning hours-long simulation loops into millisecond inference. This post explains how FNOs work, where they excel (smooth, low-frequency physics), and where their limits lie.
The company works to accelerate industrial innovation with AI and shares updates, blog posts, and research articles from its team.
PhysicsX, an AI-native engineering company pioneering physics AI for industrial innovation, today announced a collaboration with Siemens Smart Infrastructure to accelerate the design and optimization of power distribution systems for next-generation AI data centers.
PhysicsX, the physics AI company for industrials, today announced an oversubscribed $300 million Series C financing at a valuation of approximately $2.4 billion.
How PhysicsX and GB1 are using physics AI to expand the aerodynamics design space — and what it signals for engineering across industry.
PhysicsX takes on challenges involving science, engineering, and AI and seeks people committed to its mission.
The company provides engineers with AI-driven, real-time multiphysics simulations for faster iterations and automated optimization.
PhysicsX describes its work as accelerating industrial innovation with AI and offers a platform. It accepts press and general inquiries.
The company builds AI to improve the design, manufacturing, and operation of complex products and processes.
PhysicsX raised a $300 million Series C led by Temasek at an approximately $2.4 billion valuation. The round also included M&G Investments, Intrepid Growth Partners, Applied Materials, Atomico, General Catalyst, July Fund, NGP, NVIDIA, Radius, and Siemens. The financing is intended to accelerate PhysicsX’s physics AI for industrial engineering.
Jun 2026PhysicsXNews article
PhysicsX, a British startup that develops AI models for manufacturing components such as jet engines and semiconductors, reached a $2.4 billion valuation.
Jun 2026BloombergNews article
PhysicsX raises $135 million in a Series B funding round led by Atomico. Temasek, Siemens, Applied Materials, and July Fund also participate.
Jun 2025PhysicsX NewsroomNews article
PhysicsX appoints Jacomo Corbo as co-CEO, where he will lead expansion into new domain applications and product engineering. Corbo joins founder and CEO Robin Tuluie in leading the company.
Jan 2025PhysicsX NewsroomNews article