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Movidius

Movidius was a fabless semiconductor company co-founded in 2005 in Dublin, Ireland, that designed low-power vision processing unit (VPU) chips for computer…

Founded
2005
HQ
San Mateo, California, USA
Status
acquired (by Intel, 2016)

The verified answer

As of Aug 2026, DEPLOY verifies Movidius: 1 model, 2 deployments across 2 regions, $456.0M raised. 1 source back the record.

Overview

Movidius was a fabless semiconductor company co-founded in 2005 in Dublin, Ireland, that designed low-power vision processing unit (VPU) chips for computer vision and deep learning at the edge. Its Myriad 2 and Myriad X VPUs powered obstacle avoidance in DJI drones including the Phantom 4, Mavic Pro, and Spark, as well as Google's Project Tango and Intel's RealSense platform.

The company raised approximately $90 million in venture funding before being acquired by Intel for approximately $400 million in September 2016, and its technology continues as the Intel Movidius VPU product line.

Verified record

Verified deployments
2 deployments on file
Active incidents
None on file

Valuation of record

DEPLOY VERIFIED
$2B (reported, approximate)as of Sep 2016

Priced roundOther post-money

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Key facts

CEO

Remi El-Ouazzane (from 2013)

Total funding raised

~$90 million (2006-2016)

Key product

Myriad 2 / Myriad X VPU (vision processing unit)

Key customers

Google (Project Tango), DJI (Phantom 4, Mavic Pro, Spark), Lenovo, FLIR

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Data & sources

Web sources

1

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Current leadership (3)

Founders (2)

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Safety record

No incidents on record for Movidius.

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Operator customers (1)

Recent coverage

Movidius in third-party press

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