PSI Launches with $58M to Industrialize Physics Discovery

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Physical Superintelligence (PSI), founded by Matt Pines, Alex Klokus, and Dr. Alexander Wissner-Gross, launched today with $58 million in seed funding to build the world's most advanced physics research lab, staffed by virtual physicists to discover new laws of the universe. The funding round was led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures, with participation from Dragon Global, Robot Ventures, Solari, Susa, Ron Conway's SV Angel, Valkyrie, Balaji Srinivasan, Anthony Scaramucci, and individual investors from OpenAI, NVIDIA, SoftBank Energy, Oracle, Hugging Face, JUMP Capital, and the a16z Scout Fund. PSI is productizing its core platform, Emmy, for terrestrial and orbital data center optimization, and serves as the founding technical partner for the Fermi Explorer Mission, the first AI-planned interstellar mission to Alpha Centauri. The seed funding will support recruiting, building the Emmy platform, and pursuing discoveries across the energy-to-compute stack.

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