Participated · Series C · Aug 2026

Lumilens develops photonic connectivity solutions intended to connect thousands or hundreds of thousands of GPUs so they can operate as a single system, addressing the limits of copper-based scale-out networks. The team moved from founding to defining, qualifying and shipping its first product within about two years, and that product is deployed in a hyperscaler’s production AI data centers under a multi-billion-dollar agreement. Lumilens emerged from stealth concurrent with its announced raise of more than $900 million from a syndicate of venture and institutional investors. Management says the funding will support building out infrastructure and developing additional products on its roadmap. The company positions itself at the intersection of optics and AI infrastructure to overcome physical constraints on GPU-scale networking.

Participated · Series D · Jun 2026

Suno builds AI models that generate music and has grown to rank near the top of the App Store music charts. At the time of its Series C, company materials indicated users were generating over 7 million songs per day. Financially, Suno raised a $400 million Series D at a $5.4 billion valuation, up from a roughly $2.45 billion valuation about seven months earlier. The company has attracted participation from both traditional venture firms and music-industry participants, though it did not name specific artists. Suno faces significant legal challenges: it has acknowledged training its models on copyrighted songs and argues that its use falls under fair use, while major labels including Sony and Universal have sued and expanded their allegations; Warner reached a licensing settlement. The company has not publicly detailed specific future product plans or precise use of the new funds in the announcement.

Participated · Series B · Apr 2026

Actively’s platform deploys a dedicated AI agent for each account that operates continuously to research, identify opportunities, and advance next steps across sales, marketing, and revenue operations. The company positions this per-account, persistent intelligence as a replacement for stitching together many point tools and for purely human-led execution. Customers named in the article include Attentive, Ironclad, Ramp, and Samsara, where Actively agents are deployed across a 1,000+ person GTM team. Reported outcomes at Samsara include 2x conversion rates on Actively-driven outreach, lifts in quota attainment among top-half sellers, and millions saved in internal compute and token costs. Actively plans to use its newly raised capital to build additional go-to-market products, expand into more enterprises, hire world-class talent, and open a San Francisco office. The company’s leadership includes CEO Mihir Garimella and co-founder Anshul Gupta, and the team was founded by former Stanford AI researchers. The business has raised $68 million in total to date.

Participated · Series C · Mar 2026

XBOW provides an autonomous offensive security platform that combines AI reasoning with offensive security workflows to run continuous, automated tests that find and exploit vulnerabilities and validate exploitability at machine speed. The platform is positioned to reduce validation backlogs by producing validated findings with a low false-positive rate and to confirm findings surfaced by other security tools. XBOW serves more than 100 customers worldwide, including strategic investors and industry names like Moderna and Seznam, and recently surpassed 250 employees as it scales. The company emphasizes enabling security teams to operate proactively and continuously to keep pace with AI-driven attackers. Its near-term plans include accelerating global expansion and expanding distribution and partner channels, particularly in the Asia Pacific region via DNX Ventures and Samsung as a preferred reseller in South Korea. The company announced the additional Series C financing to fuel these go-to-market, engineering, and operations growth initiatives.

Participated · Series D · Mar 2026

Legora offers an AI-driven legal platform that leverages large language models to assist law firms and in-house legal teams with tasks across legal workflows. The company launched its platform roughly 18 months ago and now reports usage by more than 1,000 law firms and in-house teams across 50 markets. Legora recently crossed $100 million in annual recurring revenue, a milestone that contributed to a $5.6 billion post-money valuation. It has been investing in global expansion—opening multiple offices with a clear focus on the U.S.—and in high-profile marketing campaigns such as advertising featuring actor Jude Law. Legora positions itself in direct competition with U.S. rival Harvey and emphasizes client wins with firms like Bird & Bird, Cleary Gottlieb, and Linklaters. Its growth and recent financings suggest a push to scale sales and market presence internationally.