Participated · Series C · Jun 2026

PhysicsX offers an AI-based engineering platform that predicts physical behavior in seconds rather than hours or days, enabling engineers to test many more design variations. Its platform is used across aerospace and defense, semiconductors, industrial machinery, automotive, energy and materials. The company plans to expand its platform capabilities, develop larger pre-trained "Large Physics Models," and grow its geographic presence including the U.S. and a new office in Singapore. Recent financing will fund that expansion and product development. Financially, PhysicsX reported rapid commercial momentum: it doubled recognized revenue and tripled booked revenue in the past year while more than doubling its customer count. The company has grown its team to over 300 employees in the last 12 months.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

Emerald AI, founded in 2024 and based in Washington, D.C., develops energy technology for data centers. The company has raised more than $65 million since its founding and has announced a new $90 million financing round. Emerald AI recently landed a deal with Silicon Valley Power and is preparing to participate in Nvidia's 96-megawatt Manassas data center project. The article does not provide revenue, user, or other operating metrics, nor does it detail the company's specific product architecture. It also does not disclose its investors or valuation in connection with the new financing.

Participated · Series D · Sep 2025

Founded in 2017, proteanTecs develops machine-learning-driven analytics software that combines data from proprietary on-chip monitors to give electronics manufacturers real-time visibility into device health, reliability and power/performance characteristics. Its platform is used by customers in datacenter, automotive, communications, AI, cloud infrastructure and consumer electronics markets to predict failures and optimize system performance at scale. The company positions its technology as a solution for reducing power consumption, improving reliability and enabling predictive maintenance across increasingly complex semiconductor devices. Recent strategic priorities include expanding its global footprint—most notably opening a Japanese office and appointing a local general manager—to better serve the nation’s central role in the electronics supply chain. proteanTecs is headquartered in Israel with additional offices in the United States, India, Taiwan and Japan. Backed by “world-leading” investors, the company has now raised more than $250 million to date, though no revenue or user figures were disclosed in the articles.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2025

GravitHy is a Marseille-based company founded in 2022 that develops low-carbon Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) and Hot Briquetted Iron (HBI) for the decarbonised steel industry. Its core product is DRI/HBI produced using green and low-carbon hydrogen, positioned as a fast solution for steelmakers that want green steel without investing in the full H2-DRI value chain. The company plans a flagship plant in Fos-sur-Mer scheduled for commissioning at the end of 2028 on a 75-hectare site, producing 2 million tonnes of DRI/HBI per year. That plant will use on-site green hydrogen with an electrolyser capacity of approximately 750 MW and represents an overall project investment of €2.2 billion. GravitHy says the project will create up to 500 direct jobs and aims to secure key contracts, complete engineering, obtain permits, and attract talent ahead of a final investment decision targeted for 2026. The company closed a €60 million funding round to finance this action plan and accelerate growth amid strong European policy support for industrial decarbonisation.

Led · Equity · Aug 2022

WiTricity develops wireless charging solutions for passenger and commercial electric vehicles using magnetic resonance technology. The company aims to accelerate product-to-market timelines for both passenger and commercial wireless charging and to speed development of always-available wireless V2G capabilities that allow parked EVs to return power to the grid. Its technology underpins ratified global EV wireless charging standards including SAE, ISO and GB, and is used by automakers and Tier‑1 suppliers. Founded out of MIT in 2007 and led by CEO Alex Gruzen, WiTricity has expanded beyond licensing to deliver full wireless charging solutions to OEMs, fleets, charge-point operators and end customers. The company holds an extensive patent portfolio with over 1,250 issued patents and acquired Qualcomm Halo’s wireless charging assets in 2019. WiTricity is based in Watertown, MA. WiTricity builds patented magnetic resonance wireless charging systems intended for electric vehicles and other mobility platforms. Its technology is licensed by major automakers and Tier‑1 suppliers—including Toyota, Mahle, TDK, IHI, Shindengen, Daihen, and Aptiv—and is deployed in products such as McLaren’s Speedtail and the BMW 530e iPerformance. The company emphasizes a hands‑free, efficient charging experience and is pursuing dynamic charging for moving vehicles as well as plug‑free charging for autonomous vehicles and robots. WiTricity describes its work as the foundation of global standards to support wide‑scale EV wireless charging adoption. The company recently announced an $18M extension to a prior $34M tranche, bringing the total announced fundraising to $52M. WiTricity has formed a Board of Advisors to support the transition to market adoption, including founder Dr. Marin Soljačić, Tony Fadell, Bill Merritt, Dr. Grant Covic and Jack Watanabe. Founded in 2007, WiTricity is based in Watertown, Massachusetts. WiTricity is the industry pioneer in highly resonant wireless power transfer over distance. The company develops designs and products for wireless charging across consumer electronics, electric vehicles, defense and medical devices. It has existing partnerships with manufacturers including Audi, Mitsubishi, Delphi, Haier, IHI, MediaTek and Thoratec. WiTricity announced a $25 million Series E to support its growth strategy and pursue additional strategic opportunities in the wireless power field. With this infusion the company’s total investment funding now totals $45 million and it recently secured its 50th patent. The firm cited IMS Research projections that the global wireless power market could reach $4.5 billion in 2016, underscoring the market opportunity.