Led · Debt Financing · Oct 2025

CoreStack offers a comprehensive multi-cloud governance and automation solution spanning CNAPP, SecOps, FinOps, and CloudOps. The platform leverages AI to streamline compliance, cost optimization, risk detection, and operational policy enforcement for enterprises and public institutions. It currently enforces compliance against more than 2,000 industry standards and supports AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle, hybrid, edge, and private cloud deployments. Headquartered in Bellevue, WA, the company also maintains offices in Washington, D.C., Houston, and India. Management, led by founder and CEO Ezhilarasan (Ez) Natarajan, plans to continue product innovation, accelerate market expansion, and explore inorganic growth opportunities. Its recent $50 million growth financing provides additional capital to execute these initiatives while preserving operational agility.

Participated · Debt Financing · Aug 2025

DC BLOX develops, owns, and operates integrated digital infrastructure assets including hyperscale-ready data centers, cable landing stations, and a dark fiber network across the Southeast. The company currently operates data centers in Birmingham and Huntsville, Alabama; Chattanooga, Tennessee; and Greenville and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and is developing additional projects in Conyers and Douglasville, Georgia; North Augusta, South Carolina; Palm Coast, Florida; and Montgomery, Alabama. Its cable landing stations in Myrtle Beach and Palm Coast provide international connectivity into the Southeast while its dark fiber network across South Carolina and Georgia serves as a connectivity backbone for hyperscale customers. DC BLOX has prioritized building and leasing hyperscale campuses in the region and describes its platform as vertically integrated to support development and operations. The company noted multiple investment-grade rated, preleased hyperscale projects in its portfolio, underscoring commercial momentum as it scales across the Southeast.

Led · Equity · Mar 2025

Connectivity Wireless provides in-building wireless infrastructure and services—DAS, small cells, and private networks—partnering with carriers, enterprises, real estate owners, and municipalities to deliver connectivity at prominent U.S. venues. The company said the new capital will accelerate deployment of its in-building wireless solutions and expand its venue network across sports/entertainment arenas, healthcare, commercial real estate, education, and hospitality. Connectivity Wireless intends to use proceeds for system expansion and repayment of existing debt, and to enhance operational capabilities to meet rising demand for high-performance connectivity. The company is an M|C Partners-backed platform and framed the financing as enabling multi-year growth and expansion of its venue footprint. Leadership highlighted the financing as critical to scaling operations and investing in premier venue networks to better serve customers.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2025

Surf Internet is a fiber-optic internet provider focused on delivering high-speed connectivity to rural and underserved areas in Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. Headquartered in Elkhart, Indiana, the company also maintains offices in multiple Midwestern cities and employs more than 350 people. Surf’s core product is a growing fiber-to-the-home network designed to offer reliable, high-bandwidth service. Management plans to accelerate the build-out of this network, improve service reliability, and enhance customer experience across additional underserved communities in the Midwest. The firm has demonstrated strong operating performance and consistent subscriber growth, which has enabled access to the capital markets through its inaugural asset-backed securitization. Proceeds from recent financing will bolster financial flexibility and fund continued network expansion, positioning Surf as a scaled, super-regional fiber platform.

Led · Equity · Feb 2021

Compute North builds and operates TIER 0™ data centers that provide scalable infrastructure for clients in blockchain, cryptocurrency mining, and distributed computing. The company combines data center, energy, and technology expertise to serve highly specialized computing needs. It operates across the United States and is led by CEO Dave Perrill. Compute North is rapidly expanding its footprint with new facilities under development in Nebraska, North Carolina, and Texas. Financially, the company closed a $385M growth capital round to fund expansion and new projects. The proceeds will be used to develop new U.S.-based data centers, expand capacity, and enable further growth. Compute North builds and operates TIER 0™ data centers that deliver efficient, low-cost, and highly scalable infrastructure for blockchain, cryptocurrency mining, and high-performance computing. The company offers managed services that remove the day-to-day complexities of optimizing mining operations and enable customers to scale quickly. Its facilities are designed to be cost-efficient and to support non-mission critical applications such as cryptocurrency mining, blockchain workloads, and machine learning. Compute North operates facilities in Texas, South Dakota, and Nebraska and is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minn. The company manages more than 920 PH/s and expects that capacity to nearly double with upcoming development, and it has over 47 MW of inbound equipment from Digital Currency Group. To support growth, Compute North recently closed a $25 million raise combining debt and equity and says it will continue to seek additional growth capital to meet rising customer demand.