Gradium Expands to Silicon Valley After Extending Funding to $100 Million
Paris-based voice AI startup Gradium has extended its total funding to $100 million, adding new investors including NVIDIA just seven months after emerging from stealth. The company said the additional capital will be used to accelerate AI research, expand product development, strengthen its international presence, and establish a new office in the San Francisco Bay Area.
The latest funding extension comes as Gradium looks to deepen its presence in one of the world's largest AI ecosystems while scaling its real-time voice AI platform for developers and enterprise customers.
Founded in September 2025 by researchers behind Kyutai, the AI research lab known for its work on real-time speech systems, Gradium focuses on foundational models and infrastructure for voice AI. The company develops technologies spanning streaming speech-to-text, text-to-speech, conversational intelligence, and speech translation that enable developers to build low-latency voice applications.
Bay Area Expansion Strengthens Global Growth Strategy
Alongside the funding extension,...
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