PhysicsX has expanded its Series B financing following a new investment from NVentures, the venture capital arm of NVIDIA, bringing the company’s total Series B funding to more than $155 million and placing its valuation near $1 billion. The extension builds on the original Series B round led by Atomico in June 2025, which included participation from Temasek, Siemens, Applied Materials, and July Fund, alongside continued support from General Catalyst, NGP, Radius Capital, Standard Investments, and Allen & Co.
The London-headquartered company, which also maintains offices in New York, is building a software stack designed for AI-native engineering. Its technology shifts large-scale numerical physics simulations to AI inference, enabling advanced manufacturing organizations to accelerate design, testing, production, and operational processes. This approach is intended to address long-standing limitations in speed, scalability, and accuracy of traditional simulation methods.
PhysicsX’s platform addresses growing global pressure on engineering and manufacturing organizations to innovate more rapidly, improve productivity, reduce waste, and move toward a software-defined development environment. Its technology is being adopted across aerospace and security, automotive, semiconductors, materials and mining, and energy industries, where enterprises are seeking to shorten development cycles and optimize for cost, manufacturability, and performance.
The Series B extension follows closely on the announcement that the PhysicsX platform will be made available through the NVIDIA-powered Industrial AI Cloud for Europe in collaboration with Deutsche Telekom. The initiative signaled a shared commitment between NVIDIA and PhysicsX to expand access to sovereign industrial AI infrastructure across key European markets.
PhysicsX continues to position itself as a foundational technology provider for companies seeking to adopt AI-based engineering workflows and address complex industrial challenges. The company remains focused on developing tools that support the next generation of AI-driven hardware innovation.
KEY QUOTE:
“The next industrial revolution will be AI-native — and the next generation of hardware will be imagined, designed, and proven in software. This investment reflects our investors’ shared conviction of that future. Together, we’re reimagining engineering and manufacturing and building the AI infrastructure to solve the most important industrial challenges of our time. The present can’t wait for tomorrow’s technologies and we’re working hard — with our customers, partners, and investors — to build the software that bridges that gap.”
Jacomo Corbo, CEO & Co-Founder of PhysicsX
