Atomic Machines launches manufacturing system after raising $250 million

First reported by The Next Web at · Updated · 2 sources

The company spent six years developing its manufacturing system, which it says can build working micro-machines directly from code, according to The Next Web. Its first relay is shipping for evaluation, according to RuntimeWire, which reports that the 150-amp PrimeSwitch PS-150 targets power distribution, including 800-volt DC systems in AI data centers.

  • The Bay Area startup announced its launch on Wednesday, according to The Next Web.

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The Next Web Atomic Machines emerges with $250M to build micro-machines from code · Darius Popa
RuntimeWire Atomic Machines ships its first Matter Compiler relay for evaluation · RuntimeWire Staff