PhysicsX Raises $300 Mn in Series C Round led by Temasek

The funding round was led by Temasek and included new investors such as M&G Investments and Intrepid Growth Partners. Existing investors, including Applied Materials, Atomico, General Catalyst, July Fund, NGP, NVIDIA, Radius, and Siemens also participated. Temasek which first invested in PhysicsX in 2025 has played an important role in supporting the company's global expansion and growth.

PhysicsX is building an AI-powered engineering platform that helps industrial companies design, develop, and manufacture products faster and more efficiently. The platform aims to speed up hardware innovation while improving productivity across engineering and manufacturing teams.

Industries such as aerospace and defense, energy, semiconductors, automotive, materials manufacturing, and data centers are under increasing pressure to deliver better products in less time. However, the simulation and testing processes used in hardware development are often slow, costly, and difficult to scale. PhysicsX is working to solve these challenges by using AI to make engineering workflows faster and more efficient.

PhysicsX has developed software that uses AI to predict physical behavior in just seconds, instead of the hours or even days required by traditional simulation methods. This allows engineering teams to test many more design options and make faster decisions during product development.

The company's platform helps engineers throughout the entire product lifecycle, from early product design and manufacturing to real-time monitoring using digital twins after products are deployed. Today, PhysicsX is being used across industries such as aerospace, defense, semiconductors, automotive, energy, industrial machinery, and materials manufacturing.

With advances in AI models and GPU technology, physics-based AI has become more practical and cost-effective for large-scale industrial use. This has created a major opportunity for companies to adopt the technology and improve engineering efficiency.

PhysicsX has also experienced strong growth over the past year. The company has doubled its recognized revenue, tripled its booked revenue, more than doubled its customer base, and expanded its team to over 300 employees. The new funding will help PhysicsX grow globally, enhance its platform, and invest in advanced research, including the development of larger and more powerful AI systems known as Large Physics Models.

"Almost every hard problem in the physical economy — better aircraft, better chips, better engines, better energy systems — comes down to how fast and how well engineers and machine operators can work through the underlying physics. For decades, that has been the binding constraint on hardware innovation. Physics AI removes it. We are giving engineers the ability to explore thousands of designs where they once managed a handful, in seconds rather than weeks, across the most demanding industries in the world. We are also enabling more reliable, more efficient, and altogether new ways of doing engineering, manufacturing, and production. This financing lets us put that capability in the hands of more engineers and push the frontier toward ever larger and more capable Large Physics Models," said Jacomo Corbo, Co-Founder & CEO of PhysicsX.

"High-fidelity physics simulation has always been powerful, but it has also been slow, costly, and the preserve of a small group of specialists. Physics AI changes that in every dimension. It makes high-fidelity simulation dramatically more efficient, augments and improves on pure simulation results with ingestion of real-world data into our Large Physics Models, and opens it to applications that were never practical before. We believe in the democratization of this technology to broad technical profiles across an industrial organization — engineers, designers, and operators who previously couldn't run these analyses themselves. As that capability spreads, its utility compounds across the business. That’s the change we’re driving," said Robin Tuluie, Founder and Chairman of PhysicsX.

PhysicsX is an AI company that helps industrial businesses improve engineering and manufacturing processes. Its goal is to speed up hardware innovation by using advanced physics-based AI technology throughout the entire product development lifecycle.

The company works with leading organizations in industries such as aerospace and defense, automotive, semiconductors, materials, energy, and renewable energy. PhysicsX helps these companies solve complex engineering challenges and develop better products more efficiently.

Headquartered in the United Kingdom, PhysicsX has offices in London and New York, while also expanding its presence in the San Francisco Bay Area and Singapore.

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