Portland startup Mueon raises $65 million Series A with OVF and Intel Capital in the mix

With this whole Silicon Forest renaissance, Mueon is one of those Silicon Forest stories I’ve been keeping an eye on. Modular compute. Stackable building blocks. That sort of thing. Now the Portland startup has announced a $65 million Series A. The round was led by Maverick Silicon. Other participants included Intel Capital, Geodesic Alliances Fund, local money from Oregon Venture Fund, M-Ventures, Wellington Capital, IQT, and Defined. Add in the $15.5 million seed it raised coming out of stealth in 2025, and Mueon has raised more than $80 million raised to date. The Information broke the news.

Mueon’s core architectural concept is Cubelets™: modular, three-dimensional (3D) compute + memory building blocks. Rather than optimizing each subsystem independently, Mueon is developing the platform around the data movement, power density, and deployment constraints that increasingly define AI infrastructure economics. Cubelets™ densify compute at the system level, reducing the physical distance data has to travel and the power cost that comes with moving it, without requiring the sprawl of a traditional server rack. The architecture treats packaging, interconnect, power, and thermals as first-class design variables rather than separate problems to solve after the fact, extending beyond any single accelerator technology.

The money will go to expanding the engineering and operations teams. And to moving Cubelets from platform development toward broader system validation and production readiness. Plus deepening customer engagements.

“This financing gives us the scale to bring the next generation of compute and memory system-scale integration to market,” said Wilfred Gomes, co-founder and CEO of Mueon Corporation. “Mueon’s architecture is built to move past today’s rack-level constraints and deliver the kind of density the rest of the industry is only beginning to chart a path toward.”

For more information, visit Mueon.