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Swiss chip cooling startup Corintis raises EUR 20 million Series A

Swiss startup Corintis raised EUR 20 million in a Series A led by BlueYard Capital, taking total funding to EUR 28.5 million. The Lausanne company builds in chip microfluidic cooling and has worked with Microsoft on cooling AI server chips.

Reported Editor-read EU-Startups, 25 September 2025

What it does not test. It does not establish that Microsoft holds an equity stake, only that Microsoft is a named technology collaborator.

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