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TDK Ventures shares news about recent funding, partnerships, and technology advancements.

TDK Ventures hosted DX Week 2022, featuring insights from Chinese industry leaders on the future of digital technology.

DX Week 2022: The fusion of digital and analog is shaping the future. An insightful forum presented by TDK Ventures.

TDK Ventures supports Divirod's water risk assessment approach, which aims to improve disaster response and resource management.

Meet Elias Chavarria, TDK Ventures' Investment Analyst, focusing on Connectivity and Computing, with a rich background from Panama to Silicon Valley.

Discover TDK Ventures' strategy to empower entrepreneurs of tech startups with both financial resources and strategic support to innovate and grow.

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TDK Ventures is a corporate venture capital firm investing globally in early-stage, impact-scaling, tech startups.

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Nicolas Sauvage says TDK Ventures looks four years ahead to identify technologies that could become critical bottlenecks. Founded by Sauvage in 2019, the corporate venture arm manages $500 million across four funds and invested in AI chip startup Groq in 2020. Sauvage is now watching task-focused robotics, CPUs for AI orchestration, and faster hardware manufacturing, including advances in China.

May 2026 · TechCrunchNews article

Indian semiconductor startup C2i Semiconductors raises $15 million in a Series A round led by Peak XV Partners, with participation from Yali Deeptech and TDK Ventures, bringing its total funding to $19 million. C2i is developing an integrated “grid-to-GPU” power system and estimates it can reduce end-to-end energy losses by around 10%. The company expects its first silicon designs back from fabrication between April and June, ahead of customer validation.

Feb 2026 · TechCrunchNews article

Amperesand raises $12.45 million in seed funding to commercialize silicon-carbide solid-state transformers developed in research labs at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University. Xora Innovation and Material Impact co-lead the round, with TDK Ventures and Foothill Ventures participating. The startup initially targets EV charging companies, citing the equipment’s modular design, smaller footprint and lower cooling needs; it plans to deliver first units in the U.S. and Singapore in 2025 and begin full commercialization the following year.

Feb 2024 · TechCrunchNews article