Normal Computing

Automation/Workflow Software · New York, NY · Founded 2022 · Privately Held (backing)

Developer of a semiconductor and computational engineering platform designed to rethink hardware development and advance dependable artificial intelligence for high-stakes applications. Normal Computing is based in New York, NY and was founded in 2022. It was valued at $195 million at its early-stage round in Mar 2026, the last priced event on record. It has raised $75.5 million across 1 recorded round; the latest was a $16.9 million Series A in Apr 2024.

PMV mark · valuation
$195.0M
Oct 2026
Priced at
its early-stage round
Mar 2026
Total raised
$75.5M
Last round
Early Stage VC (Series A)
Apr 2024
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