Participated · Series C · Jul 2026

Together AI is an AI neocloud founded in 2022 that offers AI-specific infrastructure and tooling to support deployment and usage of open-source models. The company says its platform has driven a tripling of open-source model usage across the industry and reports thousands of paying customers, including Cursor, Cognition, and Decagon. Financially, Together AI reported annual bookings of over $1.15 billion as of its last quarter. Its team includes co-founders Vipul Ved Prakash, Percy Liang, and Ce Zhang. Together AI has raised multiple rounds to date, including a $102.5 million Series A in 2023 and a $305 million Series B about 16 months before this Series C. The company operates amid strong VC interest in neocloud providers and infrastructure for AI model deployment.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

OXMIQ develops a licensable GPU core, OxCore™, that integrates a CUDA-compatible GPU engine, a tensor processing engine, and an orchestration engine to enable configurable AI silicon. Its OxQuilt™ chiplet integration architecture supports heterogeneous compute and memory configurations across foundries and packaging options, and OxPython™ and OxCapsule™ provide software portability and orchestration for running existing CUDA and PyTorch code. OxCore is running on FPGA today with live demonstrations available, and the company positions an IP-first model to generate revenue from customer engagements while conserving capital. OXMIQ is working with semiconductor companies, neoclouds, AI system builders, and partners such as MediaTek and AM Intelligence Labs on initiatives including a renewable-powered AI factory collaboration. The company has strengthened its governance with additions to its board and advisory ranks to support customer integration and scaling. Financially, OXMIQ has raised $60 million in total capital following the $35 million Series A.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Return Helper builds in-house products including a SaaS returns management platform with merchant and buyer portals, a proprietary warehouse management system with mobile apps, and FlexForward, its forward logistics service for cross-border shipping and fulfilment. The company integrates AI across operations to improve efficiency, shorten processing times, and raise service quality, which it credits for driving over 60% revenue growth in 2025 and achieving profitability in the second half of that year. Return Helper operates more than 20 overseas warehouses, partners with over 30 logistics and carrier providers, and supports marketplaces such as Shopify, Amazon, TikTok, and eBay. Europe has emerged as a major growth engine: EU revenue grew 215% in 2025 and nearly 100 European merchant partners work with the company, with first‑quarter 2026 performance pointing to continued triple‑digit growth. Planned use of recent funding includes international expansion (notably deeper Europe penetration), development of next‑generation AI agents for returns operations, and scaling recommerce to recapture value from returned inventory.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

IrisGo builds a desktop companion that records a user’s actions and then automates those workflows with limited or no prompting, targeting knowledge workers who perform repetitive office tasks. Co-founded by Jeffrey Lai, a former Apple engineer who helped build the Chinese-language Siri, the product includes a skills library for tasks like email drafting, invoice processing, report building, and document summarization. IrisGo also provides a coding assistant to help developers and employs a hybrid architecture that processes much data on-device while routing larger tasks to the cloud with user authorization and end-to-end encryption. The company recently launched beta apps for macOS and Windows and is pursuing deals to have its software preinstalled on new laptops, having signed an agreement with Acer. IrisGo’s approach emphasizes privacy via on-device processing and aims to move users toward more autonomous background workflows.

Participated · Series C · Sep 2025

Founded in 2020, Rebellions designs AI chips focused on inference workloads and outsources manufacturing. The company has released AI infrastructure products named RebelRack and RebelPOD, described as production-ready and scalable inference units. Rebellions has raised $850 million to date and is valued at approximately $2.34 billion after the latest $400 million pre-IPO round. It closed a $124 million Series B in 2024 and a $250 million Series C in November prior to this round. The startup is pursuing aggressive international expansion, having established entities in the U.S., Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Taiwan and aiming to build partner ecosystems with cloud providers, government agencies, telecom operators, and Neoclouds. Management has indicated the company is preparing for an IPO later this year while scaling commercial deployments of its inference infrastructure.