SoftBank Vision Fund — 2026 Investments
5 investments dated 2026 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Wayve develops embodied AI technology to enable autonomous vehicle systems for assisted and automated driving.
AI & Machine LearningDeep TechHardwareMobility & TransportationRoboticsLondon, GB
Alex Kendall(Founder)inAmar Shah(Founder)inAlex Kendall Amar Shah(Founder)
Co-investorsBalderton CapitalBritish Business BankIcehouse VenturesSoftBank GroupTeachers' Venture GrowthBaillie Gifford+20 more
Encoded develops gene therapies for neurological disorders through an integrated platform approach.
BiotechSouth San Francisco, US
Stephanie Tagliatela(Founder)inKartik Ramamoorthi, Ph.D.(Co-founder, Chief Executive Officer & Board Member)Kartik Ramamoorthi(Founder)
Co-investorsARCH Venture PartnersBioBritGV (Google Ventures)Illumina VenturesMenlo VenturesVenrock+2 more
Helion develops fusion energy systems designed to generate clean electricity for commercial use.
Advanced ManufacturingCleantechClimate TechDeep TechEnergyHardwareSeattle, US
David Kirtley(Founder)inChris Pihl(Founder)inJohn Slough(Founder)inGeorge Votroubek(Founder)inAnthony Pancotti(Co-founder)in
BoardSam Altman(Director)
Co-investorsAntiBoxGroupCongruent VenturesSoftBank GroupY CombinatorCapricorn Investment Group+9 more
SubQ is a sub-quadratic LLM infrastructure company that provides a 12M token context window API for developers and enterprise teams.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureDeveloper ToolsMiami, US
Alexander Whedon(Founder)in
Co-investorsCoalition OperatorsStreamlined Ventures
Zenity provides a security and governance platform for AI agents, giving enterprises visibility into agents across SaaS, cloud, custom stacks, and endpoints and enforcing policies on agent actions before, during, and after decisions.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityEnterprise SoftwareSaaSNew York City, US
Michael Bargury(Founder)inBen Kliger(Founder)in
Co-investorsIntel CapitalThird Point VenturesUpWestDTCPVertex VenturesFelicis Ventures+10 more
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