Participated · Series A · Jan 2026

SkyFi is an Austin-based Earth-intelligence company offering a web platform, mobile app and developer APIs that make satellite imagery ordering and analytics simple and affordable. Its network of more than 50 imagery partners spans optical, SAR, hyperspectral and aerial data sources, enabling users in defense, energy, finance, agriculture, infrastructure, insurance and other sectors to derive actionable insights without specialized GIS expertise. The dual-use platform supports both civilian and military customers, featuring flexible ordering, transparent pricing and built-in AI analytics. In 2025 the company launched custom platforms for Vantor (formerly Maxar Intelligence), ICEYE US and Planet to provide instant access to high-resolution imagery. SkyFi was also selected for NATO’s DIANA 2026 Challenge Programme, highlighting its relevance to defense innovation. With fresh capital, the team plans to enhance its user interface, expand analytical tools and deepen partnerships with additional satellite operators to broaden its on-demand data offerings.

Participated · Series B · May 2025

Zeno Power develops compact, long-duration nuclear batteries intended to provide reliable energy in frontier environments. Its systems target demanding maritime and space applications such as seabed infrastructure, highly maneuverable satellites, and lunar landers. The company has secured over $60M in contracts from the U.S. Department of Defense and NASA to develop these batteries. Founded in 2018 and led by CEO Tyler Bernstein, Zeno Power has 65+ team members. The company plans to use the new funding to grow its team to over 100 employees across Seattle and Washington, DC, and to invest in manufacturing capabilities to scale production and meet customer demand. This funding brings Zeno's total capital raised to over $70M following a Series A led by Tribe Capital in 2022. Zeno Power develops commercial radioisotope power systems, transforming nuclear waste (notably strontium-90) into compact heat sources for use in frontier environments from seabed installations to lunar missions. The company successfully demonstrated its first strontium-90 heat source at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in late 2023. Zeno holds over $60M in contracts with NASA, the U.S. Navy, and the U.S. Space Force, signaling government demand for its technology. The firm is positioning its systems for both government space and terrestrial missions and is introducing a new category of power systems to the commercial market. To support development and operations, Zeno secured a revolving credit facility that provides working capital flexibility. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the articles.