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Multiverse Computing's Series C funding validates its use of tensor networks—a mathematical framework rooted in quantum physics—to compress large language models by up to 95% for edge deployment. This technology directly challenges the industry reliance on centralized data centers, enabling high-performance AI inference on local devices without significant accuracy loss. The investment underscores a strategic shift toward efficient model architectures that leverage principles from quantum information theory rather than traditional scaling laws.
Multiverse Computing Secures $570M to Compress AI for Edge Devices

Multiverse Computing announced a $570 million (€500M) Series C funding round, achieving a $1.7 billion (€1.5B) pre-money valuation, a 5x step-up from its Series B. The funding will power efficient AI, targeting applications from edge devices to the cloud, with CompactifAI technology enabling AI to run directly on devices, not only through data centers.
Multiverse Computing has secured $570 million in Series C funding, a move that signals strong investor confidence and values the company at $1.7 billion. The funding round, led by Forgepoint Capital International, BNPP SIVF, and Bullhound Capital, will fuel the deployment of CompactifAI, a technology designed to run artificial intelligence directly…
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