Where is Rface located?

Rface is headquartered in China.

Is Rface a funded company?

Rface is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does Rface rank among its competitors?

Rface ranks 123rd amongst 153 active competitors, of which 42 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Sensesemi, which secured $2.7M in Jan, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of Rface?

Rface's top competitors include Espressif, Rambus and Ambiq. Among them, Sensesemi secured the most recent funding round in January, 2026.

Rface - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Rface Technology provides deep learning-based IoT chips. Provides radio frequency broadband transceiver chips, system-on-a-chip (SoC) and wireless communications for the Internet of Things (IoT) industry applications. Supports L3 and LoRa communication solutions.

Website: rfacetech.com
Email ID: *****@rfacetech.com

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Founded Year

2019

Location

China

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

123^rd among 153 active competitors

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Top competitors of Rface include Espressif, Rambus and Ambiq. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Rface, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Espressif 2007, Shanghai (China), Public	Provider of wireless communication chips, software, cloud, and AIoT solutions	$3.3M	Intel Education Accelerator, BOE Technology Group ... & 7 others	75/100
2nd	Rambus 1990, Sunnyvale (United States), Public	Provider of AI-based silicon IP and chip solutions	-	Kleiner Perkins, Mohr Davidow Ventures	68/100
3rd	Ambiq 2010, Austin (United States), Public	Provider of AI-based system-on-chips for IoT applications	$385M	Kleiner Perkins, Conductive Ventures & 16 others	67/100
4th	Morse Micro 2016, Sydney (Australia), Series C	Provider of WiFi chips to enable IoT applications	$208M	Main Sequence, MegaChips & 24 others	64/100
5th	Calterah Semiconductor 2014, Shanghai (China), Series D	Developer of CMOS millimeter wave radar sensors	-	Bank of Communications, Gopher Assets & 11 others	61/100
6th	Canaan 2013, Hangzhou (China), Public	Developer of ASICs for block-chain computing	$43.7M	Fundamental Labs, Jin Jiang International ... & 2 others	60/100
7th	Unisoc 2001, Shanghai (China), Acquired	Provider of SoCs for mobile communication, IoT connectivity and other applications	$1.45B	Silver Lake, CDBC & 14 others	60/100
8th	Omni Design Technologies 2015, Milpitas (United States), Series A	Ultra low power semiconductor IP cores	$69.3M	Tipping Point Capital, Ten Capital & 8 others	58/100
9th	Sensesemi 2014, Bengaluru (India), Seed	Platform offering ultra‑low‑power AIoT SoCs that integrate microcontrollers, wireless connectivity, AI accelerators, and security for smart‑home	$2.7M	Piper Serica, Jainoncor & 9 others	58/100
10th	InvenSense 2003, San Jose (United States), Acquired	MEMS and magnetic sensor solutions for consumer, industrial, and automotive applications	$38M	Qualcomm Ventures, Sierra Ventures & 9 others	56/100
123rd	Rface 2019, China, Unfunded	Provider of deep learning based IoT chips	-	-	24/100