Participated · Series D · Feb 2026

Ubicquia builds plug-and-play hardware and software that digitize legacy urban and utility assets, enabling real-time monitoring of power quality, lighting performance, and security conditions. Core offerings include the UbiVu intelligent asset-management platform, UbiCell street-light controllers, UbiScout smart camera accessories, the UbiGrid DTM+ transformer monitor paired with a subscription-based Power Monitoring service, and the UbiHub edge processing device for public safety analytics. The company’s analytics engine processes more than 3.5 billion data sets daily and supports over 1,000 utilities and municipalities worldwide, driving a fast-growing infrastructure-as-a-service revenue model. Ubicquia’s technology is compatible with roughly 450 million streetlights, 500 million transformers, and 1 billion utility poles, giving it a vast addressable market across the U.S., Latin America, Europe, and MENA regions. Recent product launches focus on expanding AI capabilities to help customers cut energy costs, extend asset life, and improve roadway safety. Management plans to use new capital to accelerate AI development and scale direct sales domestically and internationally. Headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, the company serves a broad customer base that now includes retailers, healthcare networks, universities, and large enterprise campuses.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

Pluto Financial Technologies has built an embedded, AI-driven credit platform that converts illiquid alternative asset holdings into on-demand borrowing power. Its flagship product, the Wealth Equity Line of Credit (WELOC), allows high-net-worth investors to pledge private equity, venture and other alternative fund positions as collateral and repay the loan from future fund distributions with no monthly interest payments. The software connects directly to portfolio data, producing rapid underwriting decisions and competitive rates. Distribution agreements with Allocate and Moonfare put the product in front of thousands of investors overseeing more than $6 billion in alternatives. To fund lending, the company has lined up "hundreds of millions" in committed capacity from institutional balance-sheet partners. Financially, Pluto has raised $8.6 million in seed equity to expand its AI credit infrastructure and partnerships. Headquartered in New York, the team draws on experience from Fidelity, Canoe, Unqork, Paul Weiss and Citi, blending institutional credit, technology and AI expertise. By streamlining access to credit, Pluto aims to make liquidity as seamless as investing in private markets.

Participated · Equity · Aug 2025

Flexential offers customizable IT and data center solutions for high-density computing needs, delivering services including colocation, cloud, interconnection, data protection, and professional services through its FlexAnywhere® platform. The company operates 40 data centers across 18 highly connected markets on a scalable 100+ Gbps private network backbone. Flexential positions its offerings to meet stringent security, compliance, and resiliency requirements for complex enterprise customers. The company is expanding capacity to meet growing enterprise and AI-driven demand and is investing ahead of customer needs. Its recent $800 million credit facility, supported by an 11-bank syndicate and equity sponsors GI Partners and MSIP, will fund more than 130 MW of new capacity across four key markets. Ongoing projects named in the financing include facilities in Atlanta-Douglasville, Portland-Hillsboro, Denver-Parker, and an expansion near Atlanta-Norcross.

Participated · Series C · May 2025

Classiq Technologies is a pioneering quantum-software company whose platform allows engineers to design a quantum program once and deploy it on a variety of quantum-computing back-ends. At the core of the product is Qmod, a proprietary language that automates many of the circuit-optimization steps normally performed manually, accelerating development time. The system also supports Python, giving users access to a wide range of open-source libraries, and it includes visualization and debugging tools that reduce reliance on costly simulations and let developers test performance on specific quantum chips. This hardware-agnostic approach addresses the fragmentation of today’s quantum landscape, where architectures range from ion-trap qubits to superconducting transistors. With fresh capital, the company intends to scale its international sales organization and deepen partnerships across the quantum ecosystem. Since the latest extension, Classiq’s Series-C funding now exceeds $200 million, the largest round disclosed for a quantum-software startup. No operating metrics such as revenue or user counts were reported in the article.

Participated · Series B · Feb 2025

73 Strings is an AI-powered financial intelligence platform that extracts, standardizes and monitors private capital data to enable valuations and portfolio monitoring for alternative asset managers. Its platform streamlines middle-office processes across private equity, growth equity, venture capital, infrastructure and private credit, enabling faster, higher-frequency valuations with enhanced transparency and data accuracy. Clients who manage nearly $10 trillion in assets use the platform, and the company has onboarded clients managing over USD 9 trillion in combined assets. The company plans to expand its product roadmap by building agentic AI systems with LLMs and adding benchmarking and predictive analytics, portfolio simulation tools, and advanced dashboards. Proceeds from the recent fundraise will be used to accelerate product development and innovation to unlock deeper intelligence and automate valuation workflows. Headquartered in Paris, 73 Strings operates globally with offices in New York, London, Toronto, Bengaluru and Riyadh and serves large alternative asset managers including Blackstone and Hamilton Lane. 73 Strings offers an AI-powered, integrated platform for data collection, portfolio monitoring, and automated valuations for the private capital industry. Its product helps funds move away from spreadsheets by structuring portfolio company data and running automated valuation processes to improve efficiency, risk management, and quality control. The company serves large multi-strategy alternative investment firms, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, LPs and GPs across North America, Europe, and the Middle East, supporting Private Equity, Growth Equity, Venture Capital, and Private Credit strategies. Clients using the platform represent a combined assets under management of over USD 2 trillion and include firms such as Eurazeo and Sofina. 73 Strings is headquartered in Paris and maintains offices in New York, London, Toronto, and Bengaluru. The company plans to scale its product, engineering, and go-to-market teams using the new funding to meet rising demand in the alternatives industry.