xMEMS Labs, Inc., the inventor of the world’s first piezoelectric MEMS (piezoMEMS) µCooling fan-on-a-chip thermal management solution and the leader in solid-state silicon speakers, today announced the closing of a $21 million Series D funding round. The round was led by Boardman Bay Capital Management (BBCM), with participation from Cloudview Capital, CDIB-TEN Capital, Harbinger Venture Capital, SIG Asia Investments, an affiliate of Susquehanna International Group (SIG), and other strategic investors.
The new capital will accelerate mass production and global commercialization of xMEMS’ piezoMEMS-based loudspeakers and micro-cooling chips, two innovations that directly address the fundamental design and performance constraints impacting the next generation of AI-enabled consumer devices.
“This fundraise comes at a moment of rapidly accelerating commercial momentum,” said Joseph Jiang, CEO and Co-Founder of xMEMS Labs. “Leading consumer device makers are all confronting the same challenge: how to deliver the performance AI demands while also achieving size, weight, thermal management, and audio quality goals. Our piezoMEMS platform solves this. With the support of Boardman Bay Capital Management and our investors, we’re expanding manufacturing and fueling the next wave of piezoMEMS innovation.”
“xMEMS is at the heart of a significant shift in hardware design driven by AI,” said Will Graves, Chief Investment Officer at Boardman Bay Capital Management. “Their technology directly addresses key pain points for today’s AI devices, managing heat, conserving space, and delivering crystal-clear audio in increasingly compact and powerful products. We believe piezoMEMS will be a foundational building block for the AI hardware era.”
xMEMS has pioneered a new category of semiconductor technology: piezoMEMS, a monolithic MEMS platform that leverages thin-film piezoelectric materials to deliver performance previously unachievable at such small scales. Unlike legacy coil motor speaker and fan components, piezoMEMS speakers and micro-coolers are fully solid-state, enabling a leap forward in performance, reliability, and form factor, critical to enabling thinner, lighter, and higher-performing edge AI products.