Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

Applied Atomics is building 100MW–1GW nuclear power plants co-located with large infrastructure campuses using established light-water reactor architecture and partnerships with industry players. The company emphasizes integrated plant design, supply chain control, and long-term operating capability. It plans to own and operate its plants and deliver electricity to customers under long-term power purchase agreements that provide predictable pricing and capacity assurance over multi-decade operating lives. Applied Atomics is led by CEO Benjamin Kellie and is based in Los Angeles, California. Following the recent financing, the company intends to expand its engineering, product, and deployment teams to scale internal execution capacity for designing, building, and operating its first plants.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Morpheus Space designs and produces space-proven electric propulsion systems, branded GO-2, that give satellites the ability to maneuver efficiently in increasingly crowded orbits. Operating out of its development and mass-production facilities in Dresden, Germany, and with additional operations in El Segundo, California, the company targets both commercial and government customers deploying large-scale constellations. Its core value proposition is scalable, cost-efficient propulsion hardware that can be rapidly integrated and deployed. The firm is now expanding its Reloaded Facility in Dresden to industrialize production and meet accelerating global demand. Management positions the company as a critical solution provider at a time when orbital congestion makes maneuverability a strategic necessity. Proceeds from the latest funding will be used to scale manufacturing capacity and advance next-generation mobility products. No revenue, user, or profitability figures were disclosed in the announcement.

Participated · Series C · Dec 2025

Fresco builds KitchenOS and the AI Cooking Companion, software that links and orchestrates appliances from brands such as Panasonic, Instant Pot Brands, Viking, Kenwood, Bosch, GE Appliances, and LG. The platform recommends recipes, guides home cooks in real time, and automatically sets and syncs connected devices through screens or voice to ensure meals turn out correctly. Recent OEM integrations with E.G.O. and Arda position Fresco to be embedded at the component level, enabling rapid onboarding and potentially shipping on every appliance those manufacturers produce. Operating in more than 15 languages, the company already supports global scalability and promises increasingly smarter, more effortless cooking as additional partners join the ecosystem. Fresco plans to use fresh capital to evolve its AI Cooking Companion into a globally distributed, appliance-aware sous-chef and to deepen partnerships with leading appliance brands. The company maintains offices in Dublin and Madrid and is focused on reshaping the €60 billion-plus smart-kitchen market expected by 2030. Its recent €15 million Series C round underscores investor confidence in Fresco’s vision and growth trajectory.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

Nu Quantum is pioneering distributed quantum computing by developing the Entanglement Fabric, a modular, interoperable photonic networking stack that links separate quantum processors into a single, more powerful system. Its approach targets the key industry hurdle of scaling qubit counts to reach fault-tolerant, utility-scale quantum computers. The firm has already demonstrated world-first subsystems such as a Qubit-Photon Interface slated for 2024 and a Quantum Networking Unit planned for 2025, and it is advancing research in Distributed Quantum Error Correction. Fresh capital will accelerate product development, expand its multidisciplinary team, and support international growth following the opening of a Los Angeles office and the formation of a U.S. strategic advisory board. Nu Quantum also convenes the Quantum Datacenter Alliance to foster ecosystem collaboration with quantum processing unit partners. The oversubscribed $60 million Series A— the largest pure-play quantum networking round globally and the largest quantum Series A in the UK—provides substantial runway for these ambitions.

Led · Equity · Sep 2025

Salt AI offers an adaptive, SaaS-based collaborative operating system built for life-science and health-tech enterprises. The platform allows research and clinical teams to rapidly integrate, visualize, and operationalize AI models for tasks such as protein generation, biomarker discovery, clinical evidence synthesis, and diagnostics. With a visual-first interface and enterprise-grade scalability, the product is positioned to shorten R&D cycles and improve cross-functional collaboration in biotech and pharma. The company recently bolstered its leadership with veterans from Boston Consulting Group, Doctor Evidence, Concert AI, and Thermo Fisher Scientific, underscoring its commitment to pair scientific expertise with advanced machine learning. Following a $10 million funding round, Salt AI is scaling its adaptive pipeline across the life-science value chain and preparing demonstrations—such as oncology-focused protein design—at industry events like the 2025 AI Drug Discovery & Development Summit. CEO and co-founder Aber Whitcomb leads the firm’s push to deliver practical AI impact for translational scientists and drug developers. Financial details beyond the latest $10 million infusion, including revenue or user metrics, have not been disclosed.