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Native AI Series C Founded 2020

PhysicsX

PhysicsX develops an AI-native engineering software platform that accelerates industrial innovation by embedding physics AI directly into engineering workflows. The platform unifies simulation, physics AI, data, and engineering applications into a single foundation that integrates natively with existing tools, supporting the full product lifecycle from early concept and design through manufacturing and operations.…

📍 London, United Kingdom · Artificial Intelligence,

Funding snapshot

Last roundSeries C
Amount$300M
Date8 June 2026
Total raised$489M
Valuation2,400,000,000 (Jun 8, 2026)
Team size291

About

PhysicsX develops an AI-native engineering software platform that accelerates industrial innovation by embedding physics AI directly into engineering workflows. The platform unifies simulation, physics AI, data, and engineering applications into a single foundation that integrates natively with existing tools, supporting the full product lifecycle from early concept and design through manufacturing and operations. Unlike AI bolted onto existing toolchains, PhysicsX treats AI as a core primitive of how engineering gets done, compressing the distance between what engineers can imagine and what they can build. The platform is deployed across sectors where complexity is highest and the cost of slow development is greatest, including semiconductors, aerospace and defense, materials, energy and renewables, and automotive manufacturing. PhysicsX brings together physicists, AI researchers, engineers, and operators from leading institutions, working embedded inside customer programs rather than on benchmarks. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom, with offices in New York, PhysicsX has raised approximately $488.8 million in Series C funding from investors including General Catalyst, Atomico, Temasek, Siemens, Nvidia, Applied Materials, NGP, Radius Capital, Standard Investments, and July Fund.

Business model

Manufacturing Tech > Product Design & Development > Computer-Aided Engineering > Physics Simulation

Team background

Company Wise > McKinsey

Institutional investors

General Catalyst NGP Radius Capital Standard Investments Atomico Temasek Siemens Applied Materials July Fund Standard Industries Allen And Company Allen & Co Nvidia M&G Intrepid Growth Partners

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