Tower Research Ventures

Assembli is an AI-powered estimating tool that transforms early architectural plans into quick, intelligent rough estimates, helping builders determine project feasibility and budget accuracy.

Atomic Canyon leverages advanced AI to foster collaborative data sharing, enhance efficiency and modernize operations in the nuclear energy sector.

Bluefin is building a decentralized financial ecosystem with a focus on high-performance trading, including derivatives and spot trading, leveraging the Sui blockchain for scalability and user experience.

CaseBlink is an AI-powered platform that automates immigration case preparation for legal professionals, offering tools for document organization, drafting, and research.

Mentium specializes in introducing safe and secure AI tools to small and medium-sized businesses, particularly in regulated industries like finance and healthcare. They focus on enhancing productivity, streamlining operations, and ensuring data security.

Pine Sports offers an AI-powered sports betting assistant, JaXon, which analyzes millions of data points to provide insights and betting picks for users. The platform aims to help bettors make informed decisions and improve their betting strategies through data-driven analysis.

Procurement Sciences is an AI-driven platform designed to assist government contractors in finding opportunities, writing proposals, and managing contracts effectively. It integrates generative AI to streamline the entire government contracting lifecycle.

Quantstamp provides expert web3 security assessments, including audits, penetration testing, and economic exploit analysis, to secure decentralized applications and infrastructure.

Sk3W Technologies specializes in Exchange Access Solutions, focusing on latency standardization and providing transparent access to trading ecosystems.

Snarkify is a leading team in zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) technology, specializing in high-performance proving engines and GPU acceleration for zkVMs. They have achieved multiple wins in the ZPrize competition, demonstrating significant advancements in ZKP performance across various hardware platforms.

Neo invests in college students and very young technologists via a communal mentorship network of several hundred engineers, founders, and advisors, offering non-dilutive grants and long-term pre-company mentorship. The fund is structured as a community rather than a traditional GP-centric fund structure.

Invests from earliest stages through scale in fintech, offering concentrated, high-conviction involvement, senior operator-designer expertise, and public technical theses and frameworks for founder guidance. Founded in 1995, Foundation Capital has backed technical founders at inception with a Go early. Go deep. Go big. investing approach.

Seed–Series B software investor leveraging a 1,000+ operator network that over-indexes women and minority founders, using operator-heavy advisors (David Kirk, Robin Bordoli) to source and vet teams. Focuses on AI, developer tools, and SaaS with a deliberate tilt toward women and minority founders solving hard problems.

Thrive Capital operates with a deliberately low-profile, secretive brand and attribution-free team model while making a small number of very large, high-conviction bets and stepping in as an anchor investor during market stress. The firm combines early-stage investing with multi-billion-dollar growth rounds from the same platform while maintaining a small, elite partnership and hybrid identity as both investor and operator through company-building efforts.