Differential Ventures — 2023 Investments
5 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Bazze is an intelligence targeting and early warning platform that lets defense and intelligence agencies analyze commercial data about a person, place, or thing on a consumption basis.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureDefense TechSan Francisco, US
Samuel Bazze Semwangu(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)in
BoardNick Adams(Director)in
Co-investorsNewfund CapitalRiverPark VenturesDataPower Ventures
Golioth provides an IoT platform designed to simplify the development and deployment of connected devices for hardware teams and IoT developers.
AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingDeveloper ToolsHardwareIoTSan Francisco, US
Jonathan Beri(Founder and CEO)inDan(Engineering Leader)Brian(Operations Leader)Ariana(Strategic Marketing & Product Marketing Lead)Dylan(Product Management Leader)
BoardJocelyn Goldfein(Director)in
Co-investorsBlackhorn VenturesLorimer VenturesInnovation EndeavorsMongoDB VenturesUnpopular VenturesZetta Venture Partners
Metafold provides a geometric intelligence platform that analyzes 3D CAD data to enable manufacturers to make rapid design and manufacturing decisions.
Advanced ManufacturingAI & Machine LearningDeep Tech
Co-investorsJetstreamMaRS Investment Accelerator Fund (IAF)Stand Up VenturesActive Impact Investments
Retrocausal develops AI-powered intelligence augmentation systems for manufacturing shopfloors, helping assembly operators, plant managers, and industrial engineers boost productivity, quality, and safety.
Advanced ManufacturingAI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareIoTSeattle, US
Zeeshan Zia(Founder & CEO)inMuhammad Zeeshan Zia(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)Rick Faulk(Director)inQuoc-Huy Tran(Director)
BoardKleida Martiro(Director)inBaiyin Murphy(Director)in
Co-investorsArgon VenturesAtland VenturesCapria VenturesGlasswing VenturesIncubate USOne Way Ventures+5 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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