Israeli chip monitoring startup ProteanTecs raises $51M Series D led by IAG Capital, with backing from Arm, Intel, Samsung, MediaTek and more.
Israeli chip health monitoring startup ProteanTecs Ltd. has raised $51M in a Series D round, led by IAG Capital with participation from major industry players including Arm, Samsung Ventures, Intel Capital, MediaTek, Siemens, Porsche SE, Koch Disruptive Technologies, and others. The funding brings its total raise to over $250M.
ProteanTecs develops chip monitoring software that boosts performance, power efficiency, and resiliency while cutting development costs and speeding time-to-market.
Its solution embeds tiny circuits in processors to collect telemetry on performance, heat, and other metrics. AI then analyzes billions of parameters to detect flaws and deliver insights for chip design.
ProteanTecs’ software helps optimize processor temperature and energy efficiency by identifying chip areas most sensitive to heat, enabling engineers to refine designs. It also supports quality control, with embedded circuits in finished processors allowing PCs and servers to monitor chip health and flag issues before failures occur.
The startup said the fresh funding will be used to scale operations, build new chip monitoring solutions, and strengthen integrations.
“We will continue expanding our global presence, accelerating roll-out with major customers and introducing new innovations that reshape how electronics are built and operated,”
said, Chief Executive Shai Cohen.
