Participated · Series B · Mar 2026

Founded in July 2022 and based in Huzhou, Leapting builds intelligent robots for photovoltaic module installation and aims to provide unmanned, full-lifecycle solutions for solar power plants. The company positions itself as a category pioneer that has achieved commercial breakthroughs in automated installation, addressing high labor costs, low efficiency and safety risks associated with traditional manual work. Leapting has attracted strategic and industry investors and reports deep customer relationships and scalable, global deployments. It plans to deepen its product matrix beyond single installation scenarios and expand operations worldwide, targeting coverage of major photovoltaic markets by 2026. The company says its technology and products enable replication across global sites and are intended to accelerate large-scale photovoltaic deployment.

Participated · Series B · Jul 2024

Yanrong Technology develops and promotes next-generation software-defined data center (SDDC) applications and products. The company has a full-stack software-defined product lineup that includes hyperconverged storage, hyperconverged private cloud, and hyperconverged cloud desktop. Its solutions target industries such as finance, IoT, smart transportation, broadcasting, and education. Yanrong emphasizes product R&D and the wider adoption of SDDC-related applications. The article reports the company has recently completed B and B+ financing rounds, reflecting growing investor interest. No operational metrics (revenue or user counts) or founding year were disclosed in the article. Yànróng Technology (焱融科技) is a hyperconverged architecture solutions provider focused on next-generation software-defined data center applications. The company has developed a full-stack suite of software-defined products, including hyperconverged storage, hyperconverged private cloud, and hyperconverged cloud desktop. Its products serve sectors such as finance, IoT, intelligent transportation, broadcasting, and education. Yànróng positions itself as a domestic leader in AI and high-performance computing (HPC) storage and provides AI storage solutions across industries. The company has landed multiple industry benchmark customers and aims to build new software-defined storage productivity for the large-model era. Recently, Yànróng completed a B1 financing round led by Fengnian Capital with participation from Zhuoyuan Asia and Yaotu Capital.

Participated · Seed · Jul 2024

Over the past year Silicon Mobile Technology has achieved explosive growth in the enterprise market, operating a Token-factory model to deliver efficient MaaS (model-as-a-service). The company reports daily token call volumes reaching tens of trillions and serves more than 10 million users and over 10,000 enterprise customers. Its revenue grew by more than 10x year-over-year, and its overseas business reached monthly revenues in the hundreds of thousands of U.S. dollars. The firm positions itself across the energy, chip, compute infrastructure, cloud services, large-model and scenario-application ecosystem and has attracted investment from leaders across those segments. The announcement did not disclose founding year or headquarters location.

Led · Series A · Apr 2024

Zhejiang Aosh Environmental Technology Co. (Zhejiang Aosh) is described in the article as an environmental technology company. The company completed an A-round series financing totaling over RMB 100 million, announced April 3, 2024. The round was jointly led by ZheShang Venture Capital, Caitong Innovation and Yaotu Capital. Follow-on investors included Changxing JinKong, Caitong Capital, Changpei Capital, Minsheng Securities Investment and Ruixia Investment. The article does not disclose product details, operating metrics, valuation, or specific use of proceeds. No information on prior rounds, founding year, or additional location details beyond the company name was provided.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2024

NeuReality develops purpose‑built AI inference system architecture, hardware and software under its NR1 AI Inference Solution, including the NR1 NAPU™ 7nm server‑on‑a‑chip. Its NR1‑M™ and NR1‑S™ PCIe cards integrate into server racks and route AI tasks independently of CPUs to improve utilization and energy efficiency. The company says its systems drive 100% AI accelerator utilization and connect directly to Ethernet to manage large AI query pipelines. NeuReality has delivered NAPUs from TSMC and demonstrated compatible server configurations with partners including AMD, IBM, Lenovo, Qualcomm and Supermicro. It is running early deployments with select cloud and enterprise customers across financial services, business services and government and aims to accelerate broader deployment into additional markets and generative AI use cases. The company’s additional capital will be used to shift from early deployment to growth and expand customer adoption. NeuReality develops the Network Attached Processing Unit (NAPU) family — including the FPGA‑based NR1, the NR1‑M PCIe module and the multi‑module NR1‑S — combined with a software stack (SDK, deployment manager, monitoring) to simplify AI inference deployment. The company targets cloud data centers, on‑premises edge systems and enterprises running computer vision, NLP and recommendation workloads. NeuReality says its hardware and software optimize data movement, scheduling and virtualization to improve inference efficiency, though it has not published independent benchmarking to validate some performance claims. The startup has partnered with Xilinx for production and with IBM as a design partner; it has been shipping prototypes since May 2021. NeuReality was co‑founded in 2019 and currently has about 40 employees, with plans to hire 20 more over the next two fiscal quarters. To date the company has raised $48 million in venture capital and will use its latest funding to finalize chip design and begin customer shipments. NeuReality is developing a novel AI inferencing platform that removes the CPU-centric bottleneck to allow hyperscale clouds and data centers to offload ML models. The team applies techniques from networking and storage to create a bottom-up architecture it describes as the next evolution of AI computer engines. The company claims its system can deliver about 15x performance per dollar for basic deep learning offloading and larger gains when the entire pipeline is offloaded. NeuReality has working prototypes implemented on a Xilinx FPGA and plans to offer fully custom hardware early next year. Target customers include hyperscale cloud providers, data center owners, software solutions providers such as WWT, and OEMs/ODMs. The founding team includes CEO Moshe Tanach, VP of operations Tzvika Shmueli and VP for very large-scale integration Yossi Kasus, and Naveen Rao (former Nervana CEO and Intel AI Products Group GM) is joining the board.