NVentures Joined Point2’s $76 Million Round for AI Data Center Links

NVentures participated in a $76 million financing for Point2 Technology, a Korean fabless chip company developing radio-frequency data links for AI data centers. The Series B closed in April 2026. Follow-on investments raised the round’s total to $136 million by August.

Arm, Bosch Ventures and LB Investment were among the contributors to the larger total. Point2 designs semiconductors and uses outside foundries to manufacture them.

The company is developing two products based on its e-Tube platform: Active RF Cable (ARC) and co-packaged e-Tube (CPE). Both are intended to connect chips in AI systems. Those connections, called interconnects, carry data between processors as data center clusters expand.

The e-Tube platform is designed to reach 10 times farther than copper links at comparable cost. The startup was spun out of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). Its founders include KAIST professor Bae Hyeon-min and alumni, including CEO Sean Park.

Point2 also received a 2026 award recognizing sustainable AI infrastructure technology.