Singaporean startup Acrab has raised $350 million to build infrastructure for agentic AI.
Singapore-based computing solutions developer Acrab has announced raising over $350 million in total funding. These funds will be directed toward building a full-fledged infrastructure for artificial intelligence agent systems. The company's plans include developing its own platform, conducting in-depth research into computing architectures, expanding its partner network, and entering global markets.
Acrab was founded in 2024 and has positioned itself as a full-cycle player from the very beginning. The startup is engaged in creating AI chips, locally deploying large language models (LLMs), developing operating systems, multimodal interfaces, and AI agent management technologies. The company's first product was the GΞLIX platform, designed for local LLM deployment in agent AI tasks.
According to the team, GΞLIX has already undergone real-world testing and is now at the stage of transitioning to its first industrial implementation and mass production. This is a significant step, given that agent AI is one of the fastest-growing areas in the industry, requiring a fundamentally new computing foundation.
Expert Opinion
Securing such a large amount of funding at such an early stage is a clear market signal. Acrab is betting on decentralized and local computing power, which could become a key factor in challenging the monopoly of cloud giants. If GΞLIX truly scales to industrial volumes, we will witness a paradigm shift in how AI agents process data.