Dream Labs raises a $90M seed to build general robot intelligence; its Dream-1 World Action Model adapts to new robots zero-shot or with five minutes of data.
AI infrastructure debt is splitting in two: big tech-backed bonds face rising rates, while smaller borrowers face default risk. The gap is becoming a competitive advantage.
We've invested in Ultra, whose Operator robot installs in existing warehouse workstations within hours and has packed over 500,000 e-commerce orders, using real-world deployment data to improve its AI robotics models.
GPU depreciation at hyperscalers isn't about hardware lifespan—it's about accounting timing: chips earn half their lifetime cash in two years but are depreciated evenly over six.
Instart Logic tackles the challenges of application delivery in a world with exploding mobile usage and cloud applications. The company recently raised a substantial financing round, so it’s a good time for me to explain how I got involved with Instart as an investor and board member, and why Wing Venture Capital continues to invest and stay closely involved with the company.
Wing is an extremely focused venture firm that helps to build billion-dollar companies in the business technology markets. We are company builders. We are not portfolio managers.
Dan and Alex follow an independent path well outside the industry dogma - such orthogonal, cross-grain thinking stands behind the biggest entrepreneurial success stories.
Varun Mehta and Umesh Maheshwari founded Nimble Storage based on an observation at the foundation of data storage – the physical media itself.
Instart Logic announces $43M in expansion funding round. Do your best work with the latest news and content at Wing.
Our investment in Moogsoft was announced on July 31, and I’d like to share some perspective on it. This investment is entirely on-strategy for Wing in two ways, and off-strategy in one.
We welcome Martin Giles to the firm as Partner, Intellectual Capital.
Does it matter where you choose to start a new company? I recently had the chance to debate that question with Damien Patten, the founder of Banjo, a service that combs through people’s public social-media posts.