Wayve
Develops AI infrastructure hardware and compute platforms aimed at accelerating high-performance AI workloads for cloud and edge deployments.
Overview
Wayve builds AI infrastructure hardware and compute platforms designed to accelerate high-performance machine-learning workloads for cloud and edge deployments. The company targets enterprises and service providers that require specialized compute beyond software-only solutions, positioning itself within the AI compute stack. In April 2026 Wayve extended its Series D with a $60M investment from semiconductor firms AMD, Arm and Qualcomm Ventures, bringing disclosed funding to $60M across one round. The strategic backing from chip incumbents is highlighted as a differentiator for ecosystem partnerships and scaling hardware initiatives.
Funding History
Wayve extends Series D with $60M from chip giants AMD, Arm and Qualcomm Ventures
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much has Wayve raised in total?
- Wayve has raised a total of $60M across 1 funding round.
- Who are Wayve's investors?
- Wayve's investors include Undisclosed.
- What does Wayve do?
- Wayve builds AI infrastructure hardware and compute platforms designed to accelerate high-performance machine-learning workloads for cloud and edge deployments. The company targets enterprises and service providers that require specialized compute beyond software-only solutions, positioning itself within the AI compute stack. In April 2026 Wayve extended its Series D with a $60M investment from semiconductor firms AMD, Arm and Qualcomm Ventures, bringing disclosed funding to $60M across one round. The strategic backing from chip incumbents is highlighted as a differentiator for ecosystem partnerships and scaling hardware initiatives.
- Where is Wayve headquartered?
- Wayve is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.