Ultratech Capital Partners — 2023 Investments
5 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Cognitive Space develops AI-driven automation software for satellite operations, enabling constellation operators to scale while meeting operational requirements.
AI & Machine LearningDefense TechSaaSSpace TechHouston, US
Marc Bell(Co-Founder and CEO)Guy de Carufel(CEO & Founder)inDax Garner(CTO)inJeff Edwards(VP of Engineering)inHanna Steplewska(Executive Officer, Director)Jennifer Roberts(Director)in
Co-investorsCapital InnovatorsCreative Destruction Lab (CDL)Draper AssociatesGlasswing VenturesGrit VenturesGutbrain Ventures+8 more
Lux Semiconductors develops metal core substrates for defense and aerospace electronics that provide enhanced thermal management and high-speed signal routing for applications including aircraft, space assets, and terrestrial vehicles.
Deep TechDefense TechIoTSemiconductorsAlbany, US
Shane McMahon(Executive Officer)inGraeme Housser(Executive Officer)in
Co-investorsACADEMY INVESTORAIN VenturesTechstarsLockheed Martin Ventures
Quantum Brilliance develops integrated quantum microchips based on diamond nitrogen-vacancy centers for sensing and computing applications.
Deep TechHardwareQuantum ComputingSemiconductorsStuttgart, DE
Marcus Doherty(Chief Technology Officer)inMark Luo(Chief Executive Officer)in
Co-investorsBreakthrough VictoriaCP VenturesInterValley VenturesInvestible Climate Tech FundMain Sequence VenturesR&D Tax Incentive+5 more
Co-investorsCelesta CapitalCelesta Capital
Strangeworks provides optimization and quantum computing services, combining embedded PhD-level specialists with a heterogeneous hybrid compute platform and an agent product called Aura to turn complex operational problems into production systems.
AI & Machine LearningDeep TechEnterprise SoftwareQuantum ComputingAustin, US
whurley(Founder & CEO)inJustin Youens(Founder)in
Co-investorsHitachi VenturesAmplify PartnersEcliptic CapitalGreatPoint VenturesHitachi, Ltd.Lightspeed Venture Partners
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.