Acrab Raises US$130 Million for Agentic AI Compute Platform
Acrab has raised US$130 million in Series B financing, the Singapore company announced in a press release. The round included continued backing from Vertex Ventures SEA & India and Vertex Growth, along with institutional investors from Europe and Southeast Asia.
Acrab said it has emerged from stealth with more than US$350 million in cumulative funding and launched its Agent Box platform, powered by GELIX 1. The company said it is moving toward commercialization, with industrial deployments planned across domains and revenue expected this year.
The company is building a full stack AI computing platform that combines purpose built silicon, edge AI, and software orchestration. Acrab said the new funding will support product scaling, ecosystem expansion, and development of its next computing platform.
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