• SpinQ Technology

  Participated · Series D · Jun 2026

  SpinQ develops and sells two main product lines: compact nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) quantum computers for universities and research institutions, and superconducting quantum computers aimed at advanced research and future industrial applications. Its NMR systems are deployed in over 200 universities and research institutions worldwide and provide a steady revenue base, while its superconducting products include the first China-exported superconducting chip and a delivered superconducting whole-machine. The company says R&D personnel comprise over 70% of its staff and that it possesses full‑stack capabilities from quantum chip design through packaging, testing and whole‑machine integration. SpinQ reports it has achieved large-scale profitability and strong commercial momentum, with Q1 order volume up 80% year over year and an expectation to double annual orders. The superconducting business has become the main growth driver, growing from roughly 60% to 65% of business. The company plans to continue doubling its superconducting qubit counts annually and will use recent financing to upgrade chip processing, testing equipment and laboratory processes to support higher‑bit devices.

• Tripo AI

  Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

  Tripo AI develops AI 3D foundation models, world models, and a one-stop creative workspace for producing, editing, and rendering spatial content. Its recent model releases, Tripo H3.1 and Tripo P1.0 (March 2026), focus on high-precision geometry and production-ready meshes, and Tripo Studio includes features such as native 8K AI textures and Intelligent Part Segmentation V2. The company also runs an open-source initiative (projects released in 2024, 2025, and a third season) sharing components across the AI 3D stack, including collaborations with academic partners. With the nearly $200 million raised in its Series A+ and A++ financings, Tripo plans to expand research teams, accelerate algorithms, and bolster data and infrastructure to scale its product and ecosystem globally. It introduced Project Eden as a research effort to build persistent, editable, and multiplayer world models that separate world state from rendering to enable long-horizon persistence and concurrent interactions.

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