AI startup Callosum secures $10.25M in funding led by Plural

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Release Time: 02/26/2026 05:31:01

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AI startup Callosum has secured $10.25 million in project funding, led by Plural, a European early-stage venture fund. The company is developing software to manage AI workloads across diverse chips, reducing reliance on large fleets of NVIDIA GPUs. Angel investors include Charlie Songhurst, Stan Boland of FiveAI, and John Lazar from the UK Royal Academy of Engineering. This AI and crypto news underscores growing interest in decentralized and flexible AI infrastructure.

BlockBeats news: On February 26, according to Fortune, AI startup Callosum has completed a $10.25 million funding round. Callosum is developing software that can coordinate AI workloads across various types of chips, challenging the industry's reliance on running increasingly large models on vast numbers of identical NVIDIA GPUs.

This funding round was led by Plural, a European early-stage venture fund, with participation from angel investors including Charlie Songhurst, Stan Boland of FiveAI, and John Lazar of the Royal Academy of Engineering.

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