Articron received government funding through South Korea's Super Gap Startup 1000+ project for commercialization and technology development of next-generation memory IP.
PRIVATEOct 05, 2026
Round Type
Venture
South KoreaArtificial IntelligenceMachine Learning
Investors
Ministry of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Startups
Description
Articron, a memory IP specialist spun out of Yonsei University, was selected for the Ministry of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Startups' Super Gap Startup 1000+ project. The company aims to scale its valuation to over 1 trillion KRW by 2030 through next-generation AI memory semiconductor IP. Articron's business focuses on three pillars: standard SRAM IP, automated SRAM design tools, and SRAM Compute-in-Memory-based Neural Processing Unit IP. The company generated 421 million KRW in revenue last year and plans to pursue an IPO between 2029 and 2030.
Company Information
Company
Articron
Location
South Korea
About
Articron is a memory IP specialist spun out of Yonsei University that develops next-generation artificial intelligence memory semiconductor intellectual property. The company specializes in SRAM IP, automated SRAM design tools, and SRAM Compute-in-Memory (CIM)-based Neural Processing Unit (NPU) IP optimized for AI workloads. Founded three and a half years ago by Han-ul Jeong, a former Samsung Electronics SRAM engineer, the company currently employs approximately 50 staff members and recorded 421 million KRW in revenue last year.
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South KoreaArtificial IntelligenceMachine Learning