Led · Seed · Aug 2026

Neuromorphic Labs is developing an AI infrastructure platform that makes trust an intrinsic property of critical AI assets by providing verifiable identity, lineage, and control for models, datasets, agents, and compute environments. The platform is designed to enforce provenance and access controls automatically within a customer’s environment and to integrate with existing development tools. The company positioned lineage and provenance as a wedge to ensure traceability across model promotions and deployments. Neuromorphic Labs engaged design partners for early feedback during product development. Following an oversubscribed $5.1M seed round, the company is hiring to accelerate product development and customer onboarding. Financially, the company’s disclosed funding to date is the $5.1M seed; no revenue or other operating metrics were disclosed in the announcement.

Led · Seed · Jul 2026

Accipiter Biosciences applies artificial-intelligence tools developed at the University of Washington’s Institute for Protein Design to engineer proteins capable of binding multiple cellular targets simultaneously. The company runs both partnered programs (including collaborations and license agreements with Pfizer and Kite Pharma) and internal drug-development programs, with a current focus on immunology-related conditions alongside a lead oncology program. Its Pfizer agreement included an upfront payment and the potential to earn over $330 million in milestones and royalties, and the Kite/Gilead collaboration is similarly structured. Accipiter launched in March 2023 and has grown its team to 22 employees, planning to expand to about 30 within the next six to twelve months. With the recent $10.5 million seed top-up (bringing total raised to about $23.2 million), the company intends to accelerate advancement of three to four programs into clinical trials versus its original plan of one or two.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

Ineffable Intelligence is a startup that was the subject of media coverage after announcing a $1.1 billion Seed round at a $5.1 billion valuation. The raise was characterized as historic in size for a seed-stage financing. Public reporting did not describe the company's products, services, or core technology. The articles also did not provide operating metrics such as revenue or user counts. No information about the company's founding year, location, or future plans was included in the coverage.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

Founded by Shlomie Liberow, Aisy develops an AI-native platform that ingests large volumes of vulnerability data and converts them into attacker-driven, actionable priorities for security teams. By automating triage and focusing analysts on the most critical issues, the product aims to shrink alert fatigue and accelerate risk remediation. The company plans to deepen its machine-learning capabilities and expand its roster of security experts to refine the product for complex enterprise environments. Fresh seed capital will fund additional R&D, allowing Aisy to scale both its engineering and go-to-market operations. Although the startup has not disclosed user or revenue figures, it positions itself as a solution for organizations overwhelmed by vulnerability management workloads. Headquartered in London, Aisy operates in the cybersecurity and vulnerability management segment and aspires to move enterprises from reactive patching to proactive, AI-driven risk reduction.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

AgileRL is a London-based machine-learning startup focused on speeding up reinforcement learning workflows for building superhuman AI. The company offers a free, open-source RL framework that has been downloaded more than 250,000 times, alongside Arena, a fully managed RLOps platform that removes the heavy engineering lift for customers. Arena is already in production at enterprise clients such as IBM, Airbus and Decision Lab. Academic and industrial labs at MIT, Roblox, Carnegie Mellon and the University of Waterloo also rely on AgileRL’s technology for applications in defense, robotics and finance. With its dual product strategy, AgileRL combines community-driven adoption with a paid, scalable SaaS offering. Following its latest financing, the company plans to open a San Francisco office and hire over a dozen engineering and go-to-market roles. To date, AgileRL has raised $7.5 million in capital to fund these initiatives.