From Left Lannan Jiang, Co-founder, Tattvam AI and Bragadeesh Suresh Babu, CEO & Co-founder, Tattvam AIDeeptech startup Tattvam AI has emerged from stealth with $1.7 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Seedcamp, with participation from EWOR, Entropy Industrial Ventures, Concept Ventures and angel investor Stan Boland.
The London-based firm is building AI systems to automate semiconductor chip design.
“Current AI tools, even the most advanced LLMs, struggle with the deep structural understanding that chip design demands. We’re building a reasoning model that actually understands circuits from first principles – the constraints, the tradeoffs, the interdependencies – the same way a world-class engineer would and doing it in a fraction of the time,” said Bragadeesh Suresh Babu, CEO and co-founder, Tattvam AI.
Founded by Bragadeesh and Lannan Jiang, the startup aims to make custom silicon development more accessible, reduce costs and enable faster iteration cycles.
Bragadeesh previously worked as an early engineer at UK-based brain-monitoring startup CoMind and at chip startup Fractile.
“Bragadeesh is one of the most driven, energetic and compelling young founders in today’s chip industry. His conviction that Tattvam AI will dramatically speed-up the complex and iterative process of using EDA tools and models to design chips, cutting timelines from years to weeks, is sure to be embraced by the world’s top teams” said Stan Boland, former founder and CEO at Icera and Element 14.
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