We back the
people engineering what's next.

For the past decade, the most valuable technology companies were built in bits. As the barriers around general software fall, the next durable advantages are moving into the physical world, with systems that cannot be copied at near-zero cost.

Manufacturing, energy, logistics, and infrastructure form the backbone of the global economy. Recent technological advances in AI, robotics, sensing, and advanced compute make it possible to bring intelligence into traditional industries. For the first time, the world of atoms can be engineered with the speed once reserved for bits.

Design cycles are compressing, but bringing systems into production remains complex, calling for investors with a deep understanding of industrial value chains and operations.

The pressure to rebuild is rising. Europe combines world-leading research with global industrial leadership. Institutions like ETH Zurich and VTT push the frontier in robotics, quantum systems, and advanced materials, while proximity to deep industrial heritage allows technologies to be tested, iterated, and validated in real operating environments.

These forces of technological advancement, urgency, and the sheer magnitude of the opportunity rarely align.

Now they do.

Welcome to the early stage of a new industrial era.

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