What is PhysicsX?
PhysicsX builds AI-native engineering software that compresses physics simulation and industrial design exploration from weeks to minutes.
- Category
- Physics AI for industrial engineering
- Headquarters
- London, UK
- Founded
- 2019
- Employees
- 230+ reported
- Total funding
- $475M+ disclosed
- Valuation
- About $2.4B after June 2026 Series C
What is PhysicsX?
PhysicsX is a physics ai for industrial engineering company. PhysicsX builds AI-native engineering software that compresses physics simulation and industrial design exploration from weeks to minutes.
PhysicsX builds AI-native engineering software that compresses physics simulation and industrial design exploration from weeks to minutes. Public reporting and company materials point to aerospace, defense, automotive, semiconductor, energy, and advanced-manufacturing customers, including announced work with industrial leaders. The durable market signal is that PhysicsX sits close to a budget owner: security, AI platform, healthcare operations, engineering, developer productivity, or defense procurement depending on the account.
As of June 2026, the company profile is best read through product adoption, funding stage, leadership, and ecosystem partnerships rather than through public revenue, because most companies in this batch do not disclose ARR. Buyers generally evaluate PhysicsX on deployment risk, integration depth, compliance posture, and measurable operational impact.
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What does PhysicsX offer?
PhysicsX offers products and workflows across Physics AI platform, Simulation surrogate models, Design-space exploration and adjacent platform capabilities.
- Physics AI platform· AI engineering
- Simulation surrogate models· Engineering
- Design-space exploration· Optimization
- Industrial AI applications· Enterprise
- Manufacturing performance tools· Operations
- Engineering workflow integration· Developer platform
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How does PhysicsX make money?
Revenue comes from enterprise software subscriptions, applied AI engineering programs, and platform deployments that sit inside customers' product development lifecycle.
Revenue comes from enterprise software subscriptions, applied AI engineering programs, and platform deployments that sit inside customers' product development lifecycle. PhysicsX sells enterprise platform and application engagements; pricing is negotiated around industrial workflows, engineering seats, simulation workloads, and deployment scope.
The commercial motion is enterprise-oriented: buyers pay when the platform becomes part of a production workflow, compliance program, developer process, or operational control plane. Growth is driven by more covered users or assets, deeper integrations, expansion from pilots into production, and higher support or governance requirements.
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Who leads PhysicsX?
PhysicsX is led by Jacomo Corbo and Robin Tuluie, PhD with operating leaders across product, engineering, revenue, and security or domain expertise.
- Jacomo CorboCEO and Co-founderFounder, since 2019Former QuantumBlack co-founder and Renault F1 strategist.
- Robin Tuluie, PhDCo-founder and ChairmanFounder, since 2019Former F1 and automotive R&D leader.
- Nicolas HaagEngineering leaderManagement teamNamed in PhysicsX leadership materials as part of the engineering organization.
- Alexander DreismannDelivery and operations leaderManagement teamSupports customer delivery and operating execution.
How do you contact PhysicsX's leadership?
PhysicsX does not publish verified personal executive emails in the sources used for this profile, so leadership outreach should use the official route shown here unless a published direct contact exists.
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How much funding has PhysicsX raised?
PhysicsX's current public funding signal is $475M+ disclosed; latest valuation/status is About $2.4B after June 2026 Series C.
2023: Series A - about $32M. General Catalyst led early growth funding for the AI engineering platform. Jun 2025: Series B - $135M. Atomico led the Series B with Temasek, Siemens, Applied Materials, and existing investors. Late 2025: Series B extension - more than $155M total Series B. NVentures joined the Series B extension, taking Series B financing above $155M and valuation near $1B. Jun 2026: Series C - $300M. Temasek led an oversubscribed Series C at an approximately $2.4B valuation.
Because PhysicsX is private or recently acquired, public financing data should be read as a directional capital-history snapshot, not a real-time cap table. The most reliable signal is the latest announced round or transaction, combined with hiring, product expansion, and customer-market focus.
How did PhysicsX get here?
PhysicsX's milestones show a shift from founding and early product validation into category expansion and larger enterprise or strategic relevance.
- 2019FoundedJacomo Corbo and Robin Tuluie found PhysicsX in London.
- 2023Series AThe company raises early growth funding for physics AI software.
- Jun 2025Series BPhysicsX raises $135M to scale AI-native engineering.
- Late 2025NVIDIA investmentNVentures joins the Series B extension.
- Jun 2026Series CPhysicsX raises $300M at about $2.4B valuation.
- 2026Industrial platform scaleThe company expands across advanced manufacturing, defense, and semiconductors.
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Who are PhysicsX's competitors?
PhysicsX competes with focused startups and larger platform incumbents that already own adjacent enterprise workflows.
- AnsysSimulation incumbent with multiphysics engineering software.
- Siemens Digital Industries SoftwareIndustrial software suite with simulation and digital twin tools.
- AltairSimulation, HPC, and data analytics platform for engineering teams.
- nTopComputational design platform for advanced manufacturing.
- Neural ConceptEngineering AI platform for surrogate modeling and design optimization.
- Monolith AIAI engineering platform using test and simulation data.
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