Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Ent operates an intent-aware Workspace Security platform that observes behavior across browsers, applications, workflows, data movement, and local runtimes to evaluate human and AI agent intent in real time. The platform runs as a lightweight agent hosted in the customer’s cloud, applies customer-defined policy, and performs configurable, just-in-time interventions to stop risky actions before they become incidents. Ent is generally available for Windows, macOS, Linux, and via a browser extension and is deployed with Global 2000 customers across hospitality, financial services, and defense. The company was founded by Elias Manousos and Brandon Dixon, founders of RiskIQ and contributors to Microsoft Security Copilot, and includes advisors with senior security and intelligence backgrounds. Ent plans to use new funding to hire across engineering and go-to-market teams and to accelerate product roadmap items including AI governance, threat prevention, security integrations, and multimodal endpoint intelligence. The company positions its technology as a preventive layer at the workspace to address AI-era, fast-moving attacks by bringing AI reasoning directly to endpoints.

Participated · Series B · May 2026

Armada builds and delivers modular AI infrastructure — including Galleon manufacturing systems, Leviathan megawatt-scale modular data centers, and Triton portable units — for high-density training, inference, sovereign neo-cloud and multi-tenant compute environments. The company has documented rapid commercial traction, reporting 540% customer bookings growth in FY25–26 and a 2000% bookings increase in Q1 FY27 year-over-year. Armada has supported defense and commercial deployments, including a rapid Triton field deployment for a defense ally, a U.S. Navy edge deployment during a multinational exercise, a WinDC renewable-energy-backed AI factory deployment in Australia, and trials with Aker BP for offshore rig use. Armada is expanding manufacturing capacity with Galleon Forge One, a planned up-to-400,000-square-foot factory in Arizona expected to create about 500 jobs, enabled by a framework agreement and investment from Johnson Controls. The company has built an ecosystem and marketplace with partners including Microsoft, NVIDIA, Palantir and Dell Technologies to accelerate customer deployments and maintain control over sensitive data and models. Armada has raised capital totaling nearly half a billion dollars to date and is using that funding to scale production, meet accelerating global demand, and support new initiatives.

Led · Series A · May 2026

Star Catcher is developing an orbital optical power-beaming energy infrastructure designed to transmit concentrated, conditioned solar energy to client satellites, enabling up to 10x more power without receiver retrofits. The company has demonstrated world-record optical power beaming performance and completed a critical on-orbit subsystem demonstration, validating its end-to-end system architecture. Star Catcher has signed seven power purchase agreements, secured multiple government contracts, and manages a qualified commercial pipeline representing more than $3 billion in projected annual recurring revenue. It plans to launch the first space-based optical power beaming demonstration later this year and is already advancing a second mission to retire technical risk and deploy operational capability. Financially, Star Catcher has raised $88 million to date, including a $65 million Series A intended to scale engineering, operations, commercial expansion, and national security engagement.

Led · Series B · Apr 2026

Starfish Space develops in-space infrastructure and satellite-servicing missions, including its Otter program and earlier efforts like Remora and Otter Pup 2. The company has announced commercial and government contracts, naming the Space Development Agency and the U.S. Space Force as customers. Starfish plans to fly its first full Otter mission later this year. The firm is scaling operations and hiring to support growing customer demand. Recent funding from its Series B will finance mission build-and-operate activities and team expansion. The articles did not provide information on revenue, user metrics, founding year, or location.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

TENEX develops an AI-native managed detection and response (MDR) platform that uses AI agents to detect and escalate cyber threats to human analysts. The company emphasizes an architecture built from first principles for AI, claiming threat response times under a minute. TENEX has around 100 employees and previously said it aimed to reach 300 employees by the end of 2026. It operates offices in Sarasota, San Jose, Overland Park (Kansas) and Phoenix and is planning a global office in Europe. TENEX reported funding growth of 318% year-over-year and raised $27 million in a Series A in September 2025 prior to this round. Leadership changes following the raise include the appointment of Bashar Abouseido as president.