Participated · Series B · May 2026

Decart develops real-time AI infrastructure and a world-model platform for AI applications. The company is described as an Israeli AI unicorn valued at $4 billion following its latest financing. Decart plans to use the new capital to expand its real-time infrastructure and advance its world-model platform. Amazon has joined as a strategic customer, reflecting early commercial adoption. The company attracted strategic and venture investors in the round, including NVIDIA and several prominent VCs and industry backers. Prior funding details were not reported in the provided article.

Participated · Series C · May 2026

Netomi builds AI-driven customer service agents that leverage large language models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google to handle medium-complexity customer inquiries. Its platform is used by enterprises including United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Paramount and DraftKings. The company is California-based and was founded roughly a decade ago; it employs about 170 people. Netomi has raised over $160 million to date, including the recent $110 million Series C, and is partnering with Accenture and Adobe to accelerate deployments and integrations. Management says the company will invest the new capital in customer deployments and research and development and aims to develop agents that can proactively resolve customer issues.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

Tamber builds assistive, non-generative AI tools for music creation that integrate directly with digital audio workstations (DAWs). Its platform uses sonic intelligence to translate text, voice, and gesture into real-time creative controls for discovering sounds and shaping parameters without interrupting workflow. The company maintains a global sound library powered by original recordings to expand access to culturally diverse material. Tamber positions its tools to help musicians and producers move more fluidly from idea to execution. The company is led by founder Zoe Wrenn and is based in Los Angeles, California. Recent funding will support the launch and further development of its creative suite and AI-powered music-production tooling.

Participated · Series E · Feb 2026

Founded in New York in 2018, Runway develops generative AI tools and models tailored for audiovisual content creation and creative professionals. The company reports more than 50 million users worldwide and says its tools are used by over 90% of Fortune 100 companies. Runway has expanded internationally with a research and engineering hub in Paris, a European headquarters in London and a new office in Tokyo. It has raised multiple financing rounds, including a seed led by Amplify Partners, a 2023 Series C of about $141 million with investors such as Google and Nvidia, a Series D led by General Atlantic (with SoftBank, Nvidia and others), and a Series E earlier this year also led by General Atlantic. Runway is investing in training next-generation models that can understand and simulate physical environments and is initiating market engagement in Brazil through events and community outreach, including plans to bring its AI Film Festival to the country. The company emphasizes a product focus on professional creatives as a core competitive advantage.

Participated · Series B · Dec 2025

Founded in 2024 and led by CEO Robin Rombach, Black Forest Labs is a frontier visual-intelligence company focused on advancing production-grade generative AI. Its flagship product, FLUX, delivers 4-megapixel photorealistic image generation and editing with multi-reference control, enabling users to translate imagination into detailed visuals. The technology has already been integrated into the creative and enterprise workflows of partners such as Adobe, Canva, Deutsche Telekom and Meta. The company’s business model centers on licensing and embedding its models into partner platforms while scaling enterprise offerings. To accelerate growth, Black Forest Labs is investing heavily in R&D, expanding technical talent and upgrading computing infrastructure. Following its latest capital raise, the company has secured more than $450 million in total funding, providing significant resources to advance its product roadmap and commercialization efforts.