aid: fungible accessModel: pricing: unknown onboarding: unknown trial: false try_now: false public: false label: Unknown confidence: low source: [] generated: '2026-07-22' method: derived image: https://kinlane-images.s3.amazonaws.com/shared/apis-json/icons/fungible.png name: Fungible description: >- Fungible Inc. was a Santa Clara, California startup founded in 2015 by Pradeep Sindhu (Juniper Networks co-founder) and Bertrand Serlet that built Data Processing Units (DPUs) — programmable microprocessors (the F1 and S1 chips plus the FS1600 NVMe storage array) designed to offload networking, storage, and security workloads from data-center CPUs. Its DPU cluster control plane ran Linux and exposed internal REST APIs for management, but Fungible never published a public developer API, developer portal, or SDK registry. Microsoft acquired the company in January 2023 (reported ~$190M), folded the team into its Azure data-center infrastructure engineering organization, and wound down the independent product line. The fungible.com domain no longer resolves and there is no live public API surface to enrich. url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/fungible/refs/heads/main/apis.yml x-type: company x-source: vc-portfolio x-backed-by: - battery-ventures - softbank-vision-fund x-tier: stub x-tier-reason: portfolio-lead x-status: defunct x-status-reason: Acquired by Microsoft (Jan 2023) and absorbed into Azure data-center infrastructure; independent company and website wound down. x-acquired-by: microsoft x-acquired-date: '2023-01-09' specificationVersion: '0.20' created: '2026-07-17' modified: '2026-07-20' tags: - Company - Data Processing Unit - DPU - Semiconductors - Data Center - Networking - Storage - Infrastructure - Acquired - Defunct apis: [] maintainers: - FN: Kin Lane email: kin@apievangelist.com - FN: APIs.json email: info@apis.io x-enrichment: date: '2026-07-20' status: nochange artifacts_added: 0 pass: local-v1 notes: >- Defunct DPU hardware company; acquired by Microsoft Jan 2023, fungible.com domain dead (curl 000 on www/apex/developer hosts), no public API, no first-party packages (npm/PyPI). No artifacts to search/derive.