Participated · Series C · Jun 2026

Founded in 2023, Dream develops sovereign AI and cyber defense platforms for governments and critical infrastructure and operates from offices in Tel Aviv, Abu Dhabi, and Vienna. The company has three core platforms: Sphere, a national cyber defense system combining cyber intelligence, exposure management, attack path analysis, and AI detection and response; Hero, an autonomous AI security researcher that discovers vulnerabilities and stress-tests defenses; and Atlas, a sovereign AI platform that connects fragmented national data and enables deployment of mission-specific AI agents and models within secure government environments. Dream began commercial operations in late 2024 and has secured nearly $300 million in total contract value since then. The company employs approximately 350 people. After the latest $260 million round Dream is valued at $3 billion and has raised $412 million to date, and plans to use the new capital to accelerate global deployment of its platforms across multiple regions.

Participated · Series C · Jun 2026

Subtle Medical builds vendor-neutral, AI-powered imaging software designed to operate across existing MRI, PET and CT scanners regardless of manufacturer. Its portfolio includes 11 FDA-cleared software products and its technology is deployed on more than 1,300 scanners globally. The company is developing an AI Imaging Hub intended to help providers manage imaging performance across modalities and scanner fleets. Subtle Medical has been recognized by TIME and by CB Insights on multiple industry lists. Financially, the company has raised a total of $86 million following a $33 million growth financing led by Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital. The company plans to use the new capital to accelerate product development and commercial expansion in the U.S. and international markets.

Participated · Series B · Jul 2024

DreamBig Semiconductor develops a chiplet platform that enables modular semiconductor solutions centered on its Chiplet Hub™ and Platform Chiplets. The company offers high-performance accelerator platforms and networking chiplets targeting LLMs, generative AI, data centers, edge computing, and automotive applications. Key capabilities include universal architecture support for CPU, AI, accelerator, I/O, networking, and memory chiplets within a unified platform and a Memory-First Architecture providing direct access to 3D stacked HBM, DDR, CXL, and SSD memory tiers. Additional technical features highlighted are fully associative hardware acceleration for cache/memory management (FLC Technology Group), DMA hardware for efficient transfers, a virtual PCIe/CXL switch, Ethernet/UEC RDMA hardware, and multi‑gigabit, low‑power CAM for 800Gbps match/action processing. The company intends to use the recently raised funds to accelerate development and commercialization of products built on its Chiplet Hub and Platform Chiplets. Led by CEO Sohail Syed, DreamBig positions itself to scale processor, accelerator, and networking chiplets across heterogeneous memory and compute domains.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2024

Zulu Networks builds a dual-layer Bitcoin architecture comprising an EVM-compatible L2 (ZuluPrime) and a UTXO-focused L3 (ZuluNexus) to enable smart contracts, dApps, and native Bitcoin asset interoperability. The company is developing decentralized Bitcoin bridge infrastructure intended to connect all Bitcoin Layer 2s and the broader crypto ecosystem to Bitcoin. Zulu plans to use new funding to enhance EVM compatibility, improve UTXO scalability, and expand smart contract functionality to support a versatile BitFi ecosystem. It also intends to build a fully decentralized Bitcoin Bridge, attract developers for BitFi applications, establish strategic partnerships, and conduct Bitcoin-focused R&D. The team emphasizes preserving Bitcoin’s security and reliability while enabling DeFi and financial services on native Bitcoin assets. Zulu positions itself as an infrastructure provider to broaden adoption and utility within the Bitcoin economy.

Led · Seed · Sep 2022

HPC-AI Tech builds AI software infrastructure and video-generation tools, including the open-source projects Colossal-AI and Open-Sora. Colossal-AI enables enterprises to scale large AI workloads like GPT and LLaMA, while Open-Sora focuses on efficient, accessible video generation. The company operates two commercial platforms: hpc-ai.com for model training, fine-tuning, and deployment, and video-ocean.com for producing short-form to full-length videos. Founded by Yang You, a Presidential Young Professor at the National University of Singapore, HPC-AI Tech serves a roster of 50 key clients including four Fortune 500 companies and firms such as AWS, Alibaba, IBM, Intel, and Oracle. The company recently raised $50M in a Series A and intends to use the proceeds to accelerate platform development and grow its client base to 300 within three years. HPC-AI Tech develops Colossal-AI, an integrated large-scale model training system that applies efficient parallelization techniques to accelerate distributed multi-GPU model training. The system is designed to promote deployment of large AI models and deliver lower-cost AI solutions for enterprises. Colossal-AI has established cooperation with manufacturers and open-source communities across autonomous driving, cloud computing, biotech, chip design, and smart retail. The company plans to use the financing to recruit talent and expand its business reach. HPC-AI Tech was founded in Beijing in 2021 and has established an overseas R&D center in Singapore. The firm is focused on serving the enterprise AI market.