Celera Semiconductor has raised $30.0M in a Series B round, a bet that AI can do for analog chip design what it’s already done for digital. The company’s pitch is speed: by leaning on fully automated, AI-powered development flows built by veteran analog IC engineers, it says it can deliver custom analog and mixed-signal chips-think power management ICs and beyond-roughly 10 times faster than legacy vendors. That’s a bold claim in a field known for its painstaking, manual craftsmanship, and it’s one that’s now attracted serious capital. The funding will help Celera push its approach further, though the company hasn’t disclosed who’s backing this round.


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