• Linq

  Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

  LinqAlpha builds a platform that lets institutional investors deploy specialized AI agents that synthesize thousands of signals and learn each user's unique investment framework to surface differentiated insights. The company was founded by Jacob Choi, Subeen Pang, Jin Kim, and Hojun Choi and brings together former Goldman Sachs analysts and MIT computer science PhDs. Since launch, LinqAlpha has been adopted by over 70 financial institutions across the U.S., Europe, and Asia, including sell-side teams at investment banks and buy-side clients such as Causeway Capital Management and Schonfeld Strategic Advisors. Collectively, its buy-side clients manage more than $5 trillion in assets. LinqAlpha is headquartered in New York and plans to use its Series A proceeds to expand its global team, deepen dataset integrations, and accelerate deployment across equities, macro, credit, and multi-asset strategies. The company frames its product as an "Alpha Intelligence Layer" designed to help institutional teams synthesize fast, interconnected public-market signals into actionable judgment.

• ADEL

  Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

  ADEL develops therapeutics targeting central nervous system disorders and advances antibody candidates through clinical development. Its notable programs include ADEL-Y01, a tau antibody candidate that was licensed out to Sanofi in a deal valued up to $1.04 billion with an $80 million non-refundable upfront payment. The company is advancing follow-on candidates ADEL-Y04 (ApoE4-targeting antibody) and ADEL-Y03 (β2-microglobulin-targeting antibody) and aims to accelerate their clinical timelines. ADEL intends to strengthen partnerships with domestic and international CNS specialists and further develop proprietary technology platforms. The company cites global business achievements and investor support as validation of its pipeline value. Management plans to complete a KOSDAQ technology special listing within the year and deploy the newly secured funds to deliver early pipeline development results.

• Wellysis

  Led · Equity · Feb 2026

  Founded in 2019 as a Samsung spinoff, Seoul-based Wellysis builds lightweight, waterproof wearable sensors that continuously capture ECG/EKG and other biometric signals. Its flagship product, the FDA-cleared S-Patch cardiac monitor, operates for up to 14 days on a single battery and runs on a Samsung Smart Health Processor. The company is commercializing a next-generation device, S-Patch MX, that will track more than 30 signals including ECG, temperature and body composition. Two additional products are in development: CardioAI, a diagnostic software platform aimed at improving clinical interpretation and workflow efficiency, and BioArmour, a non-medical monitoring solution for sports, public safety and defense. Proceeds from the latest financing will expand the Houston-based commercial, clinical and customer-success teams and accelerate product development. To date Wellysis has raised roughly $30 million and is targeting a KOSDAQ listing in late 2026 or early 2027.

• Tenstorrent

  Led · Series D · Dec 2024

  Tenstorrent is a Toronto-based AI hardware startup that develops AI processors and training servers. The company plans to use its new funding to build out its engineering team and to build artificial-intelligence training servers to demonstrate its technology. CEO Jim Keller, a famed microprocessor engineer, said Tenstorrent plans to release a new AI processor every two years. The company has signed customer contracts totaling nearly $150 million. Tenstorrent was founded in 2016 and is one of several startups aiming to chip away at Nvidia’s dominant AI chip market share. Other startups mentioned alongside Tenstorrent include Axelera, Etched and Groq. The company recently closed a large financing that values it at more than $2.6 billion. Tenstorrent is a Toronto, Canada–based computing company that designs and sells AI processors and licenses AI and RISC‑V IP to customers who want to own and customize their silicon. Led by CEO Jim Keller, the company brings together experts in computer architecture, ASIC design, advanced systems, and neural network compilers. It operates U.S. offices in Austin and Silicon Valley and has global offices in Belgrade, Tokyo, and Bangalore. Tenstorrent closed a $100M strategic financing up‑round. The company intends to use the funds to accelerate product development, design and development of AI chiplets, and advance its ML software roadmap. Tenstorrent is a hardware startup developing next-generation computers and AI-focused processors. Its flagship Grayskull processor was slated to go to market in the second half of 2021. The company is also launching DevCloud to let developers run models without purchasing hardware. Larger systems using Tenstorrent’s technology will be available through partners. The company said it will use the new funding to continue creating AI-focused hardware for developers. Tenstorrent is headquartered in Toronto and maintains U.S. offices in Austin and Silicon Valley. Leadership includes CEO Ljubisa Bajic and CTO Jim Keller. Tenstorrent develops Grayskull, an all-in-one AI compute system designed to accelerate model training and inference using a novel architecture that eliminates unnecessary computation. Grayskull implements conditional execution and packs 120 proprietary Tensix cores stitched with a custom torus interconnect, 120MB of local SRAM and up to 16GB external LPDDR4 across PCIe Gen4. The Tensix core combines a packet processor, a programmable SIMD processor, a dense math block, and five RISC cores to drive high utilization. In preliminary tests the system reportedly hit 368 TOPs at a 75W PCIe-card TDP and processed 23,345 sentences/sec on BERT-Base (SQuAD 1.1), a claimed 26x advantage versus competing solutions. Tenstorrent is sampling Grayskull with partners and expected the system to be production-ready in fall 2020, and plans to target datacenters, public and private cloud servers, on-premises and edge servers, and automotive markets. The company is headquartered in Toronto with offices in Austin and Silicon Valley and has raised over $34 million to date.

• NaraSpace Technology

  Participated · Series B · Jun 2024

  Nara Space specializes in small satellite manufacturing and data analytics for Earth observation. The company operates the 'Observer' EO satellite program and is developing a methane-monitoring satellite under the NarSha Project. Last November it developed and launched Observer-1A, becoming the first South Korean startup to launch a commercial 16U small EO satellite; Observer-1A performs daily observation missions in LEO and has been capturing images of major cities worldwide. With the new funding, Nara Space plans to launch the Observer-1B twin and lay foundations for a satellite mass production line. Management has set a goal to operate a cluster of 100 small satellites within the next five years to provide real-time global Earth monitoring services across different sensors and wavelengths. The company has now raised approximately $24.3 million to date following earlier pre-Series A and Series A rounds.

No current team members are available.