CRV
Leads rounds · 3 in 12 mo
CRV is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage enterprise and consumer startups, usually at the seed and Series A stages. Since its founding it has backed more than six hundred companies, including Twitter, DoorDash, Zendesk and Airtable. The firm was founded in 1970 in the Boston area as Charles River Ventures, later shortened its name to CRV, and now operates primarily from Palo Alto, California.
Artificial Intelligence 41%Software 18%Cybersecurity 15%Seed–A
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Artificial Intelligence 41%Software 18%Cybersecurity 15%Health Care 12%Information Technology 12%
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25 exitsnamed in 5 roundsmedian round $45M55 companies growing
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Greylock Partners is a leading venture capital firm based in Silicon Valley. We are early partners of remarkable teams building companies that matter.
Artificial Intelligence 36%Software 20%Cybersecurity 18%Seed–B
Latest money: SuperMe $20M · took part · Nov 2
· 5 more rounds in 90 days
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Artificial Intelligence 36%Software 20%Cybersecurity 18%Financial Services 14%Information Technology 8%
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51 exitsnamed in 4 roundsmedian round $54M51 companies growing
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Sapphire Ventures partners with enterprise AI founders building companies of consequence.
Software 28%Artificial Intelligence 27%Data & Analytics 15%Series C+United States
Latest money: TRACTIAN $130M · led · Oct 23
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Software 28%Artificial Intelligence 27%Data & Analytics 15%Cybersecurity 15%Sales & Marketing 12%
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44 exitsnamed in 3 roundsmedian round $180M83 companies growing
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Geodesic Capital is a growth-stage venture capital firm that helps leading technology companies expand into Japan and the wider Asian market. It invests in later-stage private companies in software, consumer internet and other technology sectors, pairing capital with market-entry support and local partnerships. The firm was founded in 2015 by Ashvin Bachireddy and John Roos, a former United States ambassador to Japan, and is based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Artificial Intelligence 31%Cybersecurity 20%Software 20%Series A–C+
Latest money: Legora $550M · Oct 21
· 4 more rounds in 90 days
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Artificial Intelligence 31%Cybersecurity 20%Software 20%Information Technology 15%Financial Services 13%
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21 exitsnamed in 2 roundsmedian round $87.5M49 companies growing
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Silverton Partners is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Austin, Texas. It invests in software, consumer and technology-enabled companies, often as the first institutional investor, and takes a long-term partnership approach with founders. The firm was founded in 2006 and has become one of the leading early-stage investors in the Texas startup ecosystem.
Cybersecurity 21%Transportation & Logistics 14%Artificial Intelligence 12%Seed–A
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Cybersecurity 21%Transportation & Logistics 14%Artificial Intelligence 12%Health Care 12%Professional Services 12%
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5 exitsnamed in 1 roundsmedian round $9.3M8 companies growing
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Wing Venture Capital is an early-stage, AI-first venture firm focused on business technology companies. It invests from seed to Series B in AI applications, infrastructure, data, security and enterprise software, and it publishes the Enterprise Tech 30 ranking of promising private companies. The firm was founded in 2013 by Peter Wagner and Gaurav Garg and is based in Palo Alto, California.
Artificial Intelligence 43%Cybersecurity 19%Health Care 11%Series A
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Artificial Intelligence 43%Cybersecurity 19%Health Care 11%Biotechnology 11%Software 11%
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7 exitsnamed in 2 roundsmedian round $46.5M15 companies growing
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We unite a thriving ecosystem of emerging business technology.
Software 29%Artificial Intelligence 23%Cybersecurity 16%SeedUnited States
Latest money: Slingshot $27M · led · Oct 22
· 1 more rounds in 90 days
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Software 29%Artificial Intelligence 23%Cybersecurity 16%Sales & Marketing 14%Financial Services 9%
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8 exitsnamed in 4 roundsmedian round $18.8M13 companies growing
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Dell Technologies Capital is the corporate venture capital arm of Dell Technologies, making early-stage investments in enterprise technology startups. It focuses on infrastructure, cloud, data and AI, cybersecurity and developer tools, typically leading or co-leading seed through Series B rounds. The unit began in 2012 as Dell Ventures, took its current name after the Dell and EMC combination, and is based in Palo Alto, California.
Artificial Intelligence 40%Cybersecurity 23%Software 18%Series A–C+
Latest money: Fly.io $25M · led · Aug 5
· 1 more rounds in 90 days
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Artificial Intelligence 40%Cybersecurity 23%Software 18%Information Technology 18%Data & Analytics 17%
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12 exitsnamed in 2 roundsmedian round $25M30 companies growing
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Ballistic Ventures is a venture capital firm dedicated exclusively to cybersecurity. It provides early-stage funding and incubation for entrepreneurs building security products, backing companies from formation through early growth rounds. The firm was founded in 2021 by cybersecurity investors and operators including Ted Schlein, Roger Thornton, Barmak Meftah, Jake Seid and Kevin Mandia, and is based in San Francisco, California.
Cybersecurity 59%Artificial Intelligence 36%Software 11%Seed
Latest money: Magnitude $10M · led · Jun 17
· 1 more rounds in 90 days
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Cybersecurity 59%Artificial Intelligence 36%Software 11%Financial Services 8%Data & Analytics 3%
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14 exitsnamed in 2 roundsmedian round $50M27 companies growing
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Dawn Capital is a London venture capital firm that specialises in European B2B software, investing primarily at Series A and B. It backs enterprise software, fintech, security and data businesses, with portfolio companies that have included iZettle, Collibra and Mimecast. The firm was founded in 2007 by Haakon Overli and Norman Fiore and is one of the largest specialist B2B software investors in Europe.
Software 31%Artificial Intelligence 25%Financial Services 20%Series A–C+Europe
Latest money: Harbr Data · Oct 9
· 1 more rounds in 90 days
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Software 31%Artificial Intelligence 25%Financial Services 20%Cybersecurity 16%Commerce 12%
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24 exitsnamed in 1 roundsmedian round $50M18 companies growing
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We invest in a small number of founder-owned, capital-efficient businesses that aspire to lead their markets and have the proven chops to get there. When we invest, we do so in every sense of the word. This means we’re extremely selective. We’ve found that our best partners are, too.
Software 24%Cybersecurity 18%Sales & Marketing 15%Seed
Latest money: Tamr $21M · led · Oct 14
· 1 more rounds in 90 days
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Software 24%Cybersecurity 18%Sales & Marketing 15%Artificial Intelligence 15%Health Care 12%
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4 exitsnamed in 2 roundsmedian round $20.3M10 companies growing
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ICONIQ
Leads rounds · 2 in 12 mo
ICONIQ is a global investment firm catalyzing opportunity through extraordinary community.
Artificial Intelligence 33%Professional Services 25%Cybersecurity 17%Series B–C+
Latest money: Legora $550M · Oct 21
· 1 more rounds in 90 days
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Artificial Intelligence 33%Professional Services 25%Cybersecurity 17%Health Care 17%Commerce 8%
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named in 2 roundsmedian round $250M9 companies growing
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Ridge Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm investing in experienced founders who are changing how the world uses software. It backs enterprise software, infrastructure and applied technology companies, typically leading or co-leading seed and Series A rounds. The firm operated for many years as IDG Ventures USA before rebranding as Ridge Ventures, and it is headquartered in San Francisco, California.
Cybersecurity 30%Artificial Intelligence 30%Software 18%Series A–C+
Latest money: Archera $15M · Oct 29
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Cybersecurity 30%Artificial Intelligence 30%Software 18%Data & Analytics 15%Professional Services 15%
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5 exitsnamed in 1 roundsmedian round $80M12 companies growing
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MissionOG is an American venture capital firm that invests in growth-stage technology companies. It focuses on fintech, payments, commerce enablement and B2B software businesses, supporting management teams with operating experience drawn from the financial technology sector. The firm is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and backs companies across North America.
Financial Services 67%Artificial Intelligence 22%Cybersecurity 22%Series A–C+North America
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Financial Services 67%Artificial Intelligence 22%Cybersecurity 22%Software 19%Professional Services 15%
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3 exitsnamed in 1 roundsmedian round $16.5M4 companies growing
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Intel Capital is the corporate venture capital arm of Intel, investing in startups that shape computing, semiconductors and the wider technology stack. It backs companies from early to late stage in areas such as silicon, cloud and data center infrastructure, edge computing, AI and devices, across the United States, Israel, Europe and Asia. The organization was formed in 1991 and is headquartered at Intel in Santa Clara, California.
Software 40%Artificial Intelligence 30%Data & Analytics 20%Series A–BNorth America
Latest money: Fly.io $25M · led · Aug 5
· 1 more rounds in 90 days
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Software 40%Artificial Intelligence 30%Data & Analytics 20%Cybersecurity 20%Gaming 10%
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1 exitsnamed in 1 rounds4 companies growing
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Cybersecurity 29%Health Care 29%Financial Services 14%Series A–C+United States
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Cybersecurity 29%Health Care 29%Financial Services 14%Software 14%Data & Analytics 14%
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1 exitsnamed in 3 roundsmedian round $30M3 companies growing
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Mercia
Leads rounds · 1 in 12 mo
Mercia Asset Management is a UK investment manager providing venture capital, private equity and debt finance to regional businesses with growth ambition. It invests from early stage to scale-up and exit across sectors such as technology, life sciences and consumer, with a particular focus on the UK regions outside London. The group is listed on the London AIM market and is headquartered in Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire.
Cybersecurity 19%Professional Services 17%Financial Services 10%Seed–A
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Cybersecurity 19%Professional Services 17%Financial Services 10%Biotechnology 10%Artificial Intelligence 10%
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16 exitsnamed in 1 rounds4 companies growing
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Blackstone is an alternative asset manager headquartered in New York that invests across private equity, real estate, credit and insurance, infrastructure, hedge fund solutions, life sciences and secondaries on behalf of institutional and individual investors. Founded in 1985 by Stephen Schwarzman and Peter Peterson, it is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and is the largest alternative asset manager in the world by assets, with offices across the Americas, Europe and Asia-Pacific. It hires analysts, associates and principals for its investment teams, summer analysts, software and platform engineers, tax and legal professionals, data leaders and executive assistants.
Artificial Intelligence 25%Financial Services 25%Biotechnology 25%Series A–C+United States, Italy
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Artificial Intelligence 25%Financial Services 25%Biotechnology 25%Health Care 25%Cybersecurity 25%
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named in 3 roundsmedian round $27M3 companies growing
We are an independent Venture Capitalfirm supporting visionary entrepreneurs toreinvent industries through technology.
Artificial Intelligence 21%Software 21%Cybersecurity 17%Seed–BEurope
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Artificial Intelligence 21%Software 21%Cybersecurity 17%Internet Services 13%Financial Services 8%
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1 exitsnamed in 1 roundsmedian round $35.1M4 companies growing
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Crosspoint Capital Partners is a private equity firm specializing in cybersecurity, privacy and infrastructure software. It invests in and acquires software companies in these sectors, backing growth platforms as well as larger take-private transactions such as its acquisition of Absolute Software. The firm was founded in 2020 by former Symantec chief executive Greg Clark together with partners from technology investing and is based in Menlo Park, California.
Cybersecurity 75%Artificial Intelligence 50%Information Technology 9%Seed–BNorth America
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Cybersecurity 75%Artificial Intelligence 50%Information Technology 9%Software 3%Telecommunications 3%
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3 exitsnamed in 1 roundsmedian round $34M8 companies growing
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