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Houmo AI, a computing-in-memory AI chip company, has completed a Series B funding round of several billion yuan. According to a Leiphone report on November 4, 2026, people familiar with the matter said the funds will be used to expand scaled delivery of the M50 and advance R&D on the M6X and next-generation 3D CIM. On the same day, Semiconductor Industry Vertical also reported the funding news, saying that the first 3D CIM chip, the A20, has entered production and that the M6X is under development. The company disclosed that in less than a year of mass production, the M50 has secured more than 150 product design wins and serves more than 100 customers, covering four directions: Agent Computer, intelligent mobile terminals, embodied robots and edge inference; the M50 offers 160 TOPS@INT8 of compute and 150 GB/s of memory bandwidth at a typical power consumption of 10W, and complete systems such as the Lenovo AI host P7 preview edition have adopted it for local large-model inference.
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Semiconductor Industry Observer
Houmo AI Completes Several-Billion-Yuan Series B Funding; M50 Chip Has Secured Over 150 Product Design Wins
Compute-in-memory AI chip company Houmo AI has completed a Series B funding round of several billion yuan, with the funds to be used to expand large-scale delivery of the M50 and advance R&D on the M6X and next-generation 3D CIM. The company disclosed that the M50, less than a year into mass production, has already secured more than 150 product design wins and serves more than 100 customers, covering four directions: Agent Computer, intelligent mobile terminals, embodied robots, and edge inference. The M50 offers 160 TOPS@INT8 of compute, 150 GB/s of memory bandwidth, and typical power consumption of 10W; its first 3D CIM chip, the A20, has entered production, and the M6X is under development.
Shanghai Observer
Houmo AI Completes Several-Billion-Yuan Series B Funding; M50 Chip Wins Over 100 Customers
Houmo AI, a compute-in-memory AI chip company, recently completed a Series B funding round of several billion yuan. The funds will be used to expand large-scale delivery of the M50 and advance R&D on the M6X and next-generation 3D CIM products. The company disclosed that in less than a year of mass production, the M50 has already secured more than 150 product design wins and served over 100 customers, covering four directions: agent computers, intelligent mobile terminals, embodied robots, and edge inference. The M50 offers 160 TOPS@INT8 of compute, 150 GB/s of memory bandwidth, and typical power consumption of 10W. Its first 3D CIM chip, the A20, has already entered production.
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Houmo AI Completes Several-Billion-Yuan Series B Funding; M50 Chip Has Secured Over 150 Product Design Wins
According to informed sources, compute-in-memory AI chip company Houmo AI recently completed a Series B funding round of several billion yuan, with the funds to be used to expand large-scale delivery of the M50 and advance R&D on the M6X and the next-generation 3D CIM. The company disclosed that in less than a year of mass production, the M50 has secured more than 150 product design wins and serves over 100 customers, covering four directions: Agent Computer, intelligent mobile terminals, embodied robots, and edge inference. The M50 offers 160 TOPS@INT8 of compute, 150 GB/s of memory bandwidth, and typical power consumption of 10W; complete systems such as the Lenovo AI Host P7 preview edition have adopted it for local large-model inference.
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