Fractile at a glance.
Read Oct 20, 2026. Valuations and amounts are copied as each source states them; a figure that is only reported (talks, or people familiar with the deal) is labeled as reported.
- Kind of company
- Chips and AI computersNew chips and systems built to run AI faster or cheaper.
- Based in
- United Kingdom
- Founded
- 2022DCD (DatacenterDynamics), Feb 10, 2026
- Last closed-round valuation
- No valuation reported
- What it has shipped
- Nothing public foundWe searched and found no product, model or paper, which is not proof there is none.
- Walter Goodwin: founded it as 'a then PhD student at the University of Oxford's Robotics Institute' (per DCD) (DCD (DatacenterDynamics), Feb 10, 2026)
Raised $220m Series B to speed up the release of its first chips and systems to customers May 14, 2026
Verdict, May 14, 2026
Shipped, or not yet.
“Nothing public found” is what our search found: something the public can use or buy, a model or API, research only, or nothing public.
We found no product, model or paper from Fractile that the public can see. That is not proof there is none.
Funding, as reported.
Every round we found, with the amount, valuation and investors as the source states them.
| When | Round | Amount | Valuation | Investors named | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 13, 2026 | Series B | $220m | Not stated | Accel (co-lead), Founders Fund (co-lead), Factorial Funds (co-lead), Gigascale, Conviction, Buckley Ventures, O1A, 8VC, Felicis | Verdict (via Yahoo Finance); also Bloomberg 2026-05-13 |
Worth knowing.
Our note: No valuation was stated in fetched coverage. The company's site says it is 'building the first of a new generation of processors' and claims up to 25x faster inference at 1/10th the cost (company claim, no product yet). In February 2026 it announced a £100 million UK investment over three years (DCD). Searched company site, DCD, Bloomberg and Verdict coverage; no shipped chip found.