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BigEndian Semiconductors

HardwareBengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFounded 2024· One of 1702 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Fabless semiconductor startup designing secure, high-performance System-on-Chips (SoCs) for surveillance, telecom, IoT, and enterprise applications

CEO / Founder
Sunil Kumar
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Growth Stage
Total Funding
$9M
Latest Round
Pre-Series A
Key Investors
IAN Alpha Fund (IAN Group); Vertex Ventures SEA & India; IvyCap Ventures; Waveform; Forward Slash

Technology & Products

Key Products

Surveillance SoC (2-5MP, dual-core A53 processor for indoor/outdoor cameras, dashcams, doorbells, traffic management); secure SoC platforms for telecom, IoT, and enterprise systems

Technological Advantage

Security-by-design silicon architecture with secure boot, protected storage, encrypted data transport; RISC-V security subsystem; dual-core A53 processor optimized for 2-5MP camera segment; DLI scheme approval from Government of India

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Secure, high-performance System-on-Chips designed in India for global markets, with security-by-design philosophy integrating hardware and software

How They Differentiate

Integrated hardware-software co-design approach (not modular); RISC-V-based security subsystem built into silicon; non-China trusted supply chain; designed in India for sovereignty-conscious markets

Market & Competition

Target Customers

OEMs in surveillance, telecom, IoT, and enterprise systems; Indian government and national security applications

Industry Verticals

Surveillance; Telecom; IoT; Enterprise Systems

Competitors

Netrasemi; Mindgrove Technologies; L&T (Larsen & Toubro)

Growth & Milestones

Major Milestones

Founded March 2024; Raised $3M seed round from Vertex Ventures in August 2024; Approved under Government of India's Design Linked Incentive (DLI) Scheme for SoC for Video Audio Surveillance Unit; Successfully taped out first commercial chip; Raised $6M pre-Series A led by IAN Alpha Fund in May 2026

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