Tsinghua-Linked AI Computing Infrastructure Firm Jiliu Technology Secures Hundreds of Millions in C-Round Funding, with Zhuoyuan Asia Investing for Eight Straight Rounds
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On March 31, 2026, Jiliu Technology, an AI computing infrastructure provider with ties to Tsinghua University, proudly announced the successful closure of its C-round financing, raising hundreds of millions of yuan. The investor lineup includes Shanghai State-owned Assets, Zhongguancun Development Venture Capital Fund, Jiangsu Industrial Investment, Guofa Venture Capital, Zhongkeyingzhi Investment, Xincheng Capital, Suzhou Jialin, Zhoushan Shuntai, Haiguoruixin, Zhuoyuan Asia, Xinglian Capital, among others. Notably, Zhuoyuan Asia, an existing shareholder, has participated in eight consecutive funding rounds.

Established in February 2023, Jiliu Technology is dedicated to constructing a globally premier AI infrastructure. It stands out as one of the few providers in the industry capable of building and managing multiple 10,000-card-scale clusters and fully domestically produced clusters, as well as performing cross-domain training and inference. Hu Xiaohe, the founder and CEO of Jiliu Technology, revealed that the newly acquired funds will be primarily allocated towards the technological advancement of their flagship product, the Venus Intelligent Computing Cluster Operation and Management Platform, expanding their presence in the national market, and assembling a top-tier talent team. These efforts are aimed at further cementing the company's leadership in the AI infrastructure sector.

Leveraging the Venus Intelligent Computing Platform, Jiliu Technology has successfully developed numerous benchmark projects, spanning key domains such as large-scale model companies, AI cloud service providers, urban computing networks, government clouds, fintech, industrial parks, and computing laboratories. Earlier, on April 29, 2026, Jiliu Technology submitted its application to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with aspirations to become the first "AI infrastructure" stock to go public in Hong Kong.