NVentures, the venture capital arm of Nvidia, has participated in the Series B funding round for the South Korean semiconductor startup Point2 Technology. The company specializes in developing interconnect solutions designed to optimize data flow within large-scale AI data centers.
The initial Series B round raised $76 million in April 2026. By August 2026, subsequent investments increased the total funding to $136 million. Key participants in the round included Arm, Bosch Ventures, and LB Investment.
Point2 Technology, a spinout from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), was founded by professor Bae Hyeon-min and CEO Sean Park. The firm operates as a fabless entity, maintaining offices in both South Korea and San Jose, California.
The startup is currently focused on commercializing its e-Tube platform, which includes the Active RF Cable (ARC) and the co-packaged e-Tube (CPE). These products aim to provide ten times the reach of traditional copper connections at a similar cost.
In 2026, the company received the BloombergNEF Pioneer award for its sustainable AI infrastructure technology. Investors are currently looking toward a potential initial public offering for the startup before 2030.
