Fundraising FoxNVIDIA — 2017 Investments
6 investments dated 2017 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
SoundHound AI develops a voice AI platform that enables conversational interactions with products, services, and applications across industries.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareSaaSSector AgnosticSanta Clara, US
Keyvan Mohajer(Co-Founder & CEO)inMajid Emami(Executive Officer)inJames Hom(Executive Officer, Director)inNitesh Sharan(Executive Officer)inTimothy Stonehocker(Executive Officer)Michael Zagorsek(Executive Officer)in
Co-investorsArrowshare VenturesBuildGroupCota CapitalFelicis VenturesGFT VenturesHonda Innovations Silicon Valley+12 more
Deep Instinct develops a data security platform powered by deep learning that detects and blocks zero-day attacks across cloud, applications, NAS, and endpoints in real time.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityEnterprise Software
Guy Caspi(Founder)inNadav Maman(Founder)inDr. Eli David(Co-founder)Lane Bess(CEO)inEli David(Founder)
Co-investorsAlpha Intelligence CapitalBlumberg CapitalCoatue ManagementLG Technology VenturesMillennium New HorizonsMillennium Technology Value Partners+4 more
Develops neuroscience-based human capital assessment software that enables companies to hire the best employees.
HR TechSaaSNew York, US
Julie J. Yoo(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)Frida E. Polli(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)Frida E Polli, PhD(Founder)in
BoardSamir Kaul(Director)Barbara Marder(Director)
Co-investorsETS Strategic CapitalGaingelsGeneral AtlanticJAZZ Venture PartnersWorkday Ventures
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TRIPP provides immersive meditation and mindfulness experiences available through a mobile app and VR headset platform.
AgTechMental HealthWellness & FitnessVenice, US
Nanea Reeves(Founder)inZachary Norman(Executive Officer, Director)Kevin Keeland(Executive Officer)
BoardTim Chang(Director)
Co-investorsBeni Venture CapitalBitkraft Esports VenturesGrit Capital PartnersHartmann CapitalIter InvestmentsMayfield Fund+5 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.