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Fortaegis secures $50M to commercialize Secure Compute platform

14 September 2026
Paul van Gerven
Editor at Bits&Chips
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Amsterdam-based Fortaegis has raised 50 million dollars to start production and commercial deployment of its ‘unhackable’ Secure Compute architecture. The company says it’s already working with more than 25 enterprises and governments in Europe, the US and Asia. Several customer-funded development projects are progressing from technical validation to product qualification and commercial deployment.

Credit: Fortaegis

Founded in 2023, Fortaegis has developed a full-stack security architecture spanning hardware, firmware, cryptography and software. Unlike conventional cybersecurity approaches, the platform embeds security in silicon to provide hardware-rooted identity and trust across distributed computing systems. The company claims its technology is quantum-safe by design and has demonstrated connection speeds more than 200 times faster than conventional approaches in internal and customer testing.

The oversubscribed Series A funding round was led by Serendipity Capital. It includes strategic investors such as TEL Venture Capital, TNO and Prodrive Technologies.

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