Vervesemi Raises 10 Million Dollars in Series A Led by Ashish Kacholia to Scale Global Semiconductor Operations

Powering Commercialization of Intelligent Analog Chips

Vervesemi is focused on building machine learning enabled analog signal chain integrated circuits. Its portfolio includes advanced data converters and intelligent power and sensing solutions designed for industrial, smart energy, motor control and avionics applications.

The newly raised capital will be used to accelerate product commercialization, take silicon chips into production and product qualification, and expand engineering and applications teams to serve global customers.

A portion of the funding will also strengthen the company’s intellectual property portfolio and support research and development in next generation precision analog architectures.

From Validation to Global Scale

Over the past year, Vervesemi validated its machine learning enabled analog signal chain architecture in silicon. Multiple customers have entered production, and the company has expanded its product pipeline while deepening engagement across industrial and smart energy segments.

The startup currently holds more than 10 patents as it continues to expand its intellectual property base.

With fresh capital in place, Vervesemi is now building a stronger go to market presence across Asia and the United States, aiming to engage more closely with OEMs and system companies.

Investor Confidence in India’s Deep Tech Momentum

Lead investor Ashish Kacholia highlighted the experience of the founding team and their domain expertise in analog and digital processing. He pointed to order wins from marquee customers, including a leading space organisation, as validation of the company’s capabilities.

Unicorn India Ventures also emphasized the growing strength of India’s fabless semiconductor ecosystem and the need for patient early growth capital to support deep tech innovation.

As global demand for advanced semiconductor solutions rises, Vervesemi’s latest funding round reflects increasing investor confidence in India’s ability to build globally competitive chip design companies.