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Velaura AI

Velaura AI, formerly Auradine, designs ultra-low-power chip IP and software for AI accelerators in data centers and for physical AI devices such as robots and…

Overview

Velaura AI, formerly Auradine, designs ultra-low-power chip IP and software for AI accelerators in data centers and for physical AI devices such as robots and drones. It rebranded from Auradine in March 2026 and is based in Santa Clara, California.

Reality check

Titan Core (company-claimed)

Chip IP and design platform claimed to give 2x to 4x better performance per watt for AI accelerator math. Underlying tech is in over 30M shipped ASICs.

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Active incidents
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Key facts

Valuation (company-stated, Aug 2026)

More than $1B after the $110M Series A.

Physical AI focus (company-stated)

Extending its low-power compute to robots, drones and other embodied AI systems, alongside hyperscale data center accelerators.

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Safety record

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People (1)

Rajiv Khemani