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Fortaegis Technologies raises $50M series a

Announced 15 September 2026

series a$50MSemiconductorsSecurity Infrastructure

Amount

$50M

Announced

15 Sept 2026

Company

Source

The Round

Fortaegis Technologies raised $50M in series a funding, announced on 15 September 2026, led by Serendipity Capital, with participation from TEL Venture Capital, TNO, Prodrive Technologies, NP-Hard Ventures, NovaCapital, Access Ventures, Coalition Capital. The round is tracked live by Fusion42 as part of the Raise fund database and the Scout startup database.

About Fortaegis Technologies

Fortaegis develops a full-stack Secure Compute architecture spanning hardware, firmware, cryptography and software for AI infrastructure, defense, autonomous systems, and critical infrastructure. Fortaegis Technologies is based in Netherlands and currently at series a stage, operating in Semiconductors, Security Infrastructure.

Investors

LeadSerendipity Capital

ParticipationTEL Venture Capital, TNO, Prodrive Technologies, NP-Hard Ventures, NovaCapital, Access Ventures, Coalition Capital

Market context

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FAQ

How much did Fortaegis Technologies raise?

Fortaegis Technologies raised $50M in its series-a round, announced 2026-09-15.

Who invested in Fortaegis Technologies's series-a round?

The round was led by Serendipity Capital, with participation from TEL Venture Capital, TNO, Prodrive Technologies, NP-Hard Ventures, NovaCapital, Access Ventures and Coalition Capital.

What does Fortaegis Technologies do?

Fortaegis develops a full-stack Secure Compute architecture spanning hardware, firmware, cryptography and software for AI infrastructure, defense, autonomous systems, and critical infrastructure.

Verified 14 September 2026 · Sources: public filings