MAGNE.AI, a company building AI-native hardware and on-chain intelligence infrastructure, has closed an additional $2.64 million strategic financing round. The round, announced on August 5, 2026, from Road Town, British Virgin Islands, included participation from GAEA Ventures, Titans Ventures, and Go2Mars Labs.
Funding details
The latest injection brings MAGNE.AI's total publicly disclosed funding to $12.64 million. The company had previously announced a $10 million strategic round, though it did not disclose the date of that earlier raise. The new investors join existing backers, whose identities were not revealed.
What MAGNE.AI does
MAGNE.AI describes itself as an AI-native hardware and on-chain intelligence infrastructure company. That means it works at the intersection of artificial intelligence and blockchain technology, developing hardware and software that can process AI tasks directly on decentralized networks. The company has not yet released commercial products or disclosed specific technical details about its infrastructure.
Investor lineup
GAEA Ventures, Titans Ventures, and Go2Mars Labs are the three firms that participated in this strategic round. All three are venture capital firms with a focus on emerging technology, though their individual investment theses vary. MAGNE.AI did not specify how much each investor contributed or whether the round was oversubscribed.
The company has not disclosed how it plans to deploy the latest funds.
