Extropic Announces $14.1 Million Seed Round, Building ‘Entropy Computer’ For Generative AI

Insider Brief
- Extropic closed Series Seed funding round, raising a total of $14.1 million.
- The round was led by Steve Jang of Kindred Ventures, known for backing companies like Uber and Coinbase.
- Extropic was founded by Guillaume Verdon, a former quantum tech lead within Alphabet’s X team.
PRESS RELEASE — Extropic, an AI-focused startup, has announced the successful closure of its Series Seed funding round, raising a total of $14.1 million, according to a company blog post.
The round was led by Steve Jang of Kindred Ventures, known for backing companies like Uber and Coinbase. The funding round saw participation from a range of notable venture capital firms, including Buckley Ventures, HOF Capital, Julian Capital, Marque VC, OSS Capital, Valor Equity Partners, and Weekend Fund, among others.

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