MemSilicon Raises 400m Yuan in Series A

China's MemSilicon secures 400m yuan Series A funding with Lu Tao as CEO.

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Oct 19, 2026

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MemSilicon Raises 400m Yuan in Series A

China's MemSilicon secures 400m yuan Series A funding with Lu Tao as CEO.

In brief

China's MemSilicon secures 400m yuan Series A funding with Lu Tao as CEO. MemSilicon raised over 400 million yuan in Series A funding led by Boyuan Capital, naming chip veteran Lu Tao as CEO to focus on RRAM and LPU for large-model inference. Originally reported by BigGo Finance.

Funding Round Announcement

China's MemSilicon raises over 400 million yuan in Series A; chip veteran Lu Tao named CEO

MemSilicon completed Series A funding of over 400 million yuan (approximately $60.0 million) on October 19.

Investor Participation

Led by Boyuan Capital with follow-on participation from Bosch Ventures, Chuangling Capital, miHoYo, Zhongguancun Science City, GigaDevice and existing shareholders.

Lu Tao Appointed CEO

Lu Tao, former president and Greater China general manager of Graphcore, joined as CEO and co-founder.

Company Strategy

Company Strategy

MemSilicon repositions itself around RRAM as memory foundation and LPU as compute engine for large-model inference.

Lu Tao's Background

Lu Tao has over 20 years in chip industry, previously VP of Lightelligence, president of Graphcore, and China GM of Cavium.

LPU Development Goals

First-generation LPU targets low latency, long context and high throughput for Agentic AI era.

Team Origin

MemSilicon originates from Liu Ming's team, an academician at Chinese Academy of Sciences.

The takeaway

MemSilicon raised over 400 million yuan in Series A funding led by Boyuan Capital, naming chip veteran Lu Tao as CEO to focus on RRAM and LPU for large-model inference.

Read the original on BigGo Finance

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