• PhoenixAI

  Participated · Series B · Jun 2026

  PhoenixAI builds an AI-native database designed to unify real-time and at-rest data into a single engine that offers speed, concurrency, and governance for agentic AI workloads. The company says its platform enables sub-second responses on live normalized data and supports streaming updates (e.g., from Kafka) becoming queryable within seconds. PhoenixAI reports production deployments at customers including AppLovin, Coinbase, Conductor, and Demandbase, which the company says see significant performance improvements on large-scale queries. The startup plans to use Series B proceeds to accelerate product development, expand go-to-market efforts, and strengthen governance capabilities for regulated industries. PhoenixAI is headquartered in Menlo Park, California and was formerly known as CelerData.

• Mosaic

  Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

  Mosaic builds AI-driven video editing agents and a platform called Canvas that aims to enable scalable, customizable video workflow automation. Canvas introduces a non-traditional interface designed for high-volume workflows, supports custom nodes for niche use cases, and integrates with existing media asset managers (MAMs) and non-linear editors (NLEs). The product is already in production with media and news customers and Mosaic highlights partnerships with TubeScience and News Corp; one customer reported tripling vertical video output during a pilot. Mosaic says Canvas can scale to handle volumes such as 8K videos per month and is positioned as infrastructure rather than a chat-based editor. The company plans to use its seed funding to add headcount in San Francisco and continue R&D on multimodal AI and agentic editing.

• Infleqtion

  Participated · Series C · Jun 2025

  Infleqtion builds a diversified portfolio of quantum technologies, including neutral-atom quantum computers, quantum optical clocks, RF receivers, inertial sensors, and the Superstaq quantum software platform. Its hardware and software are already in use by customers such as the U.S. Department of War, NASA, the U.K. government, and partners like NVIDIA. The company is expanding its government and commercial engagements, exemplified by multiple ARPA-E contracts aimed at tackling energy-related challenges. Under the new QC3 award, Infleqtion will employ its neutral-atom platform and a proprietary algorithm to search for novel high-temperature superconductors that could enable lossless power transmission. Parallel work under the ENCODE program applies quantum-enhanced methods to optimize the energy grid. Together, these projects position Infleqtion at the forefront of quantum applications in chemistry, materials science, and energy infrastructure. Although the article does not disclose revenue or user counts, the repeated selection for federal contracts highlights growing commercial traction and non-dilutive funding to support R&D.

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