Auradine, a U.S.-based firm in energy-efficient blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, has raised $153 million in a Series C funding round to accelerate its growth and innovation.
Auradine Raises $153M in Series C to Boost Blockchain and AI Infrastructure
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Auradine Hits $300M Total Funding With Latest $153M Investment
The oversubscribed round was led by Stepstone Group and included participation from Maverick Silicon, Premji Invest, Samsung Catalyst Fund, Qualcomm Ventures, and other investors. The announcement noted that the fresh capital brings Auradine’s total funding to over $300 million, bolstering its mission to deliver scalable, sustainable solutions for bitcoin ( BTC) mining and AI data centers.
Auradine also announced the formation of Auralinks AI, a new business group focused on open-standards networking for next-gen AI data centers. The team comprises industry veterans from Cisco, Google, and Microsoft, aiming to address bandwidth and cooling challenges in AI infrastructure. Auradine mentioned Auralinks in December last year.
The company recently debuted its Teraflux 3nm bitcoin miners, including the U.S.-engineered hydro-cooled AH3880 model, which delivers up to 600TH/s output. According to the firm, over 40 bitcoin ( BTC) data center operators have deployed Auradine’s advanced cooling solutions, giving it a competitive edge against rivals like Bitmain and Microbt.
Founded in 2022, Auradine has quickly emerged as a disruptor, earning recognition from the Global Semiconductor Alliance and contributing to industry consortia like Ultra Accelerator Link.
Based in Silicon Valley, Auradine is broadening its technological offerings, capitalizing on its strategic U.S. presence. Rivals such as Bitmain, Bitdeer, Microbt, and Canaan have explored establishing domestic production hubs, a trend mostly influenced by the Trump administration’s tariff policies.
