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The press release from OXMIQ Labs announces a $35M Series A round co-led by Samsung Catalyst Fund and Fundomo to scale...

The press release from OXMIQ Labs announces a $35M Series A round co-led by Samsung Catalyst Fund and Fundomo to scale OxCore, a licensable GPU architecture that includes a CUDA-compatible engine.

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Strong evidence: 4 independent source classes support this read.

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The press release from OXMIQ Labs announces a $35M Series A round co-led by Samsung Catalyst Fund and Fundomo to scale OxCore, a licensable GPU architecture that includes a CUDA-compatible engine. OxPython allows existing CUDA and PyTorch code to run without modification, directly threatening Nvidia's CUDA monopoly. The funding total reaches $60M, with participation from MediaTek and others. Manifold Markets consensus shows 56.95% probability that CUDA remains a monopoly through 2027, indicating market awareness of competitive risks. While early-stage, the architecture is validated on FPGA and backed by a team led by Raja Koduri, formerly at Intel and AMD. This signal points to potential erosion of CUDA's lock-in over the medium term.

What the sources said:

  • OXMIQ press release: "OxPython runs existing CUDA and PyTorch code on OxCore without code changes, giving developers full portability across hardware."
  • Manifold Markets: Consensus at 56.95% for "Will CUDA remain a monopoly for GPU software through 2027?"
  • HN Show HN: "NanoEuler – GPT-2 scale model in pure C/CUDA from scratch" – indicates ongoing developer engagement with CUDA but also alternative implementations.

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