Led · Seed · Aug 2026

Bios Life combines clinical, laboratory, and genetic data to create ongoing "digital twin" models that continuously update an individual's cancer risk rather than relying on episodic scans. The company targets cancer survivors and people with higher genetic risk—groups it says together encompass over 40 million Americans—and highlights that more than 40% of people will get cancer in their lifetime with over 30% diagnosed at stage 3 or 4. Founded by former BioNTech executives and other clinicians and product leaders, the team includes ex-BioNTech and InstaDeep personnel leading strategy, AI, and operations. Bios Life owns commercial rights to the Nucleotide Transformer genomics foundation model developed by BioNTech-InstaDeep and has a multi-year data partnership with Tempus, with integration planned for Ambry Genetics. The company raised a $25 million seed round—their first external financing—and intends to use the resources to develop its technology and launch its U.S. platform in H2 2026, with a waitlist already open. Bios Life delivers care through a virtual clinic model with licensed teams working alongside cancer centers to provide continuous monitoring and tailored follow-up.

Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Hyperscale Power is building solid state transformers that operate at much higher switching frequencies than existing models, allowing the devices to be significantly smaller than traditional iron-core transformers and even current solid state competitors. The technology is aimed at data centers, where soaring rack power densities (Nvidia is planning 1 MW racks) are making bulkier legacy transformers a bottleneck. By stepping incoming power up to tens of kilohertz before conversion and then returning it to the required frequency, Hyperscale’s design minimizes component count and footprint while targeting efficiencies similar to the 99.1% unit CEO Daniel Rothmund built during his PhD at ETH Zürich. The company sees rapid data-center expansion and increasing grid complexity from batteries and renewables as strong tailwinds for adoption. Co-founded by Rothmund and Sami Pettersson, Hyperscale intends to use its new capital to build a working prototype and prove its size and performance claims. Financially, the startup has only disclosed a recent €5 million seed round and has not yet shared revenue or customer metrics.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2026

constellr operates a space-based platform that captures high-resolution thermal infrared data, adding a behavioural insight layer to traditional radar and optical imaging for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR). The company’s technology enables earlier detection and independent verification of activity in contested or deceptive environments, exemplified by recent monitoring of maritime movements near Russia’s Rybachiy nuclear submarine base. As the only proven operational provider of such data in the European Union, constellr supplies defence and security forces with the ability to uncover hidden operations, track non-cooperative assets and anticipate deployments. Funding is being directed toward expanding its satellite constellation to provide broader global coverage and to build next-generation platforms capable of sub-5-metre resolution. The firm also aims to ensure secure, sovereign control over intelligence for European and allied customers, elevating its system to full defence-grade performance. Including the latest raise, constellr has secured a total of €75 million in funding to date.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Morpheus Space designs and produces space-proven electric propulsion systems, branded GO-2, that give satellites the ability to maneuver efficiently in increasingly crowded orbits. Operating out of its development and mass-production facilities in Dresden, Germany, and with additional operations in El Segundo, California, the company targets both commercial and government customers deploying large-scale constellations. Its core value proposition is scalable, cost-efficient propulsion hardware that can be rapidly integrated and deployed. The firm is now expanding its Reloaded Facility in Dresden to industrialize production and meet accelerating global demand. Management positions the company as a critical solution provider at a time when orbital congestion makes maneuverability a strategic necessity. Proceeds from the latest funding will be used to scale manufacturing capacity and advance next-generation mobility products. No revenue, user, or profitability figures were disclosed in the announcement.

Led · Equity · Jan 2026

ABZ Innovation is a Hungary-based manufacturer of heavy-duty action drones built for agricultural spraying and spreading as well as industrial cleaning and other specialized jobs. Its systems combine robust, high-payload hardware with a full-stack European autonomy platform, offering customers a supply-chain-secure and data-sovereign alternative to leading Chinese suppliers. The drones are already operating in more than 25 countries, with notable traction in the United States. By enabling precision application of crop-protection products and fertilizers, the agricultural models reduce chemical and water usage and help address labor shortages in high-value crops. Industrial variants remove workers from hazardous environments such as high-altitude or contaminated surfaces, improving safety and cutting downtime. The company positions itself as Europe’s chief challenger in the heavy-duty drone segment, pairing competitive pricing with strong partner support. Proceeds from its latest financing will scale production, accelerate R&D, and expand its distributor network, underscoring its push to make advanced drone automation widely accessible.