Andreessen Horowitz is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California. Founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, it funds software and technology companies across seed to growth stages, with emphasis on web and mobile applications, cloud infrastructure, enterprise software, fintech, consumer Internet, artificial intelligence, and biotech-adjacent ventures. The firm focuses on technology-enabled businesses and provides strategic support and networks to portfolio companies.

Zeev Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Palo Alto, California. It makes seed and early-stage investments in technology, e-commerce, financial services, consumer services, and related sectors such as B2C and insurtech.

Angular Ventures is a specialist venture capital firm founded in 2018 and headquartered in London, with additional offices in New York, Tel Aviv and Palo Alto. It concentrates on early-stage investments, including seed and Series A, in enterprise technology and deep-tech companies across Europe and Israel, with broader global ambitions. The firm typically invests between 0.25 million and 1.5 million USD per portfolio company, targeting startups with limited prior funding (less than $1 million raised) and aiming for five to seven new investments annually. Its portfolio prioritizes enterprise-focused teams with deep technology, strong technical expertise, and ambitious growth plans across sectors such as artificial intelligence, data learning, natural language processing, machine learning, developer tools, fintech, infrastructure, security, workflow automation, and industrial tech.

Heavybit is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm specializing in early-stage software and enterprise infrastructure startups. It backs developer-first companies from inception and provides hands-on support to help founders convert code into scalable products. Through a partnership model and a community of technical founders and 600+ domain experts, Heavybit aims to nurture startups into platform-driven, community-building businesses. The firm focuses on areas such as DevSecOps, feature flagging, and AI-powered development tools, leveraging its network to accelerate product development, market traction, and long-term growth.

Cisco Systems is a global technology company that designs, manufactures and sells networking hardware, software and related services. It offers routers, switches, network security products, wireless and mobility solutions, collaboration tools, data center technologies and observability software. Cisco serves businesses, organizations, service providers and individuals to build and manage networks, enable communications and enhance connectivity across industries. The company provides services in addition to its products, including technical assistance and advanced services, and manufacturing is largely outsourced with a large worldwide sales and marketing presence. With about 80,000 employees, Cisco is a leading provider of networking equipment and software, with a broad portfolio that includes security, collaboration (Webex) and enterprise networking solutions.

Jibe Ventures is a venture capital investment firm founded in 2020 and based in Tel Aviv, Israel. The firm focuses on seed and early-stage companies, with a mission to foster genuine connections with founders throughout their entrepreneurial journey. Jibe Ventures emphasizes collaboration and support, leveraging the experience and insights of its Crew Members—investors who are themselves founders and builders of successful startups across various sectors, including fintech, cybersecurity, climate technology, and healthcare. By drawing on their firsthand experiences, these Crew Members assist new entrepreneurs in areas such as team building, ideation, and go-to-market strategies, creating a robust network of guidance and support for emerging businesses.

Torch Capital is a New York-based early-stage venture capital firm that backs consumer technology companies and the infrastructure layers that power them. It supports visionary founders using technology to transform how consumers and businesses operate, focusing on opportunities in the consumer and technology sectors.

Firestartr is a London-based venture capital firm, founded in 2012, that supports digital startups from seed stage through Series A and beyond. It provides more than capital, drawing on the founders' operating experience with leading technology companies to drive sustainable growth in its portfolio. With a broad network of advisors, Firestartr facilitates strategic introductions at the right time and offers hands-on support to help portfolio companies scale. The firm targets software and digital infrastructure sectors, including SaaS, cloud, digital media, fintech, and e-commerce, and it seeks to back ambitious entrepreneurs to accelerate product development, market entry, and business maturity.

F&G Venture is a venture capital firm established in September 2012 by a former rotating CEO of Huawei and a partner of Fidelity Asia. It focuses on investments in companies experiencing exponential growth in information technology sectors, including IT infrastructure, cloud computing, Internet of Things, SaaS, big data, microchips, and semiconductors, and also targets high-end manufacturing businesses such as modules, intelligent devices and equipment, robots, and drones.

Mayfield Fund is a global venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California, founded in 1969. It concentrates on early-stage technology companies across enterprise software, information technology, consumer tech, semiconductors, and health tech fields, including human and planetary health. The firm partners with founders from inception to help build iconic companies, drawing on extensive operational experience and a broad network. Mayfield has backed hundreds of companies, resulting in numerous IPOs and mergers and acquisitions, and maintains a global investment footprint with a focus on scalable technology businesses.

Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Paphos, Cyprus, GEM Capital is a prominent venture capital firm specializing in gaming investments. With a focus on growth capital and A-B rounds, the firm invests globally, supporting promising projects with international ambitions and scalable business models.

Insight Partners is a global software investor that partners with growth-stage technology and software companies. Headquartered in New York City with offices in London, Tel Aviv, and Palo Alto, it concentrates on growth-stage software, internet, and data services, with notable focus areas including fintech, cybersecurity, AI/ML, DevOps, and healthcare. Founded in 1995, Insight Partners manages over $75 billion in regulatory assets under management and has invested in more than 750 companies worldwide, with over 55 portfolio companies achieving an IPO. The firm combines capital with hands-on, right-sized software expertise to support portfolio companies on their growth journey from first investment to IPO.

Hiro Capital is a London-based venture capital firm focused on investing in games, esports, streaming, and digital sports, along with front-end content creators and back-end game technology and related service innovations. The firm backs opportunities across the United Kingdom, Europe and North America, typically at post-seed to Series A and B stages. It pursues a portfolio that blends consumer-facing entertainment with deep-tech applications such as cloud, mobile, streaming, big data, AI, wearables, and augmented/virtual reality. Founded in 2019, Hiro Capital aims to support early-stage companies that advance gaming and digital entertainment ecosystems through a combination of content and technology platforms.

Qualcomm is a U.S.-based fabless semiconductor company that designs, develops, and markets wireless technologies, processors, connectivity solutions, software, and charging products. Its Snapdragon processors and related platforms serve mobile devices, automotive, and Internet of Things applications, while its technologies span 3G, 4G, and 5G wireless networks, networking, and multimedia. Qualcomm operates through three main activities: chip business providing integrated circuits and system software; licensing of intellectual property for wireless standards; and strategic initiatives investing in early-stage technologies. The company serves industries including automotive, healthcare, smart cities, wearables, and smart homes, and maintains a broad ecosystem that supports developers and partners worldwide.

Nexus Venture Partners is a venture capital firm headquartered in California with offices in Mumbai and Bengaluru that backs early-stage technology companies in the United States and India. The firm partners with founders from inception through seed and Series A, taking an active, hands-on approach to product development and growth. Its investment focus spans enterprise software, consumer products and services, fintech and payments, e-commerce, big data, the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence and machine learning, SaaS, and related technology sectors. Nexus supports companies as they scale, leveraging a global footprint and operators' experience from its team of ex-entrepreneurs to provide practical guidance and operating insight. It maintains substantial capital to support product-led businesses with international potential.

TLV Partners is a Tel Aviv-based early-stage venture capital firm focused on Israeli startups in cybersecurity, data, artificial intelligence, DevTools, fintech, biotech, and eCommerce. Founded in 2015, the firm partners with ambitious founders to turn disruptive ideas into category-defining companies and has backed a number of notable exits, including Granulate (acquired by Intel), Oribi (acquired by LinkedIn), Neosec (acquired by Akamai), Puresec (acquired by Palo Alto Networks), and Aqua Security. With assets under management exceeding $1 billion, TLV Partners supports portfolio companies with strategic resources and an extensive network to accelerate growth from day one.

Hetz Ventures is a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm founded in 2018 that backs Israeli startups at early stages, including seed and Series A. The firm focuses on deep technology, cybersecurity and data/AI infrastructure, as well as fintech, cloud technologies and devops, with a global-facing network that includes European investors. It tends to deploy several million dollars per investment and concentrates on Israeli founders, supporting companies across sectors such as SaaS, analytics, big data, enterprise IT, smart cities and IoT, blockchain, and business products and services.

Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 1972 and based in Menlo Park, California. It pursues investments across multiple sectors, including information technology, healthcare, manufacturing, mobile, nanotechnology, financial services, internet, energy, media, and retail, and provides early to growth-stage funding coupled with strategic support to help founders build lasting, category-defining companies.

Aspect Ventures is a Palo Alto-based venture capital firm, founded in 2014, that funds seed and early-stage technology companies across sectors including fintech, security, digital health, AI, mobile, cloud, and enterprise software. It aims to back startups at the intersection of mobile, social, cloud and big data, with a focus on business-to-business, business-to-consumer, healthcare, and information technology. The firm pursues long-term partnerships with entrepreneurs to build sustainable businesses and operates from Palo Alto with an additional office in San Francisco.

Threshold Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California. The firm pursues a high-conviction investment strategy and partners with entrepreneurs to build and scale innovative software, consumer, enterprise, and healthcare technology companies, providing capital and strategic support to help startups reach product-market fit and accelerate growth.

Battery Ventures is a technology-focused venture capital firm based in Boston, Massachusetts, founded in 1983. It invests in category-defining technology companies across sectors such as application software, infrastructure software, consumer internet and mobile services, industrial technologies, and life science tools. The firm supports growth across various stages and geographies, including the United States, Europe, and Israel, with emphasis on software, TMT, and related tech-enabled opportunities. As a registered investment adviser, Battery Ventures backs companies that build scalable platforms and transformative products, helping them compete in rapidly evolving markets.

OpenView Venture Partners is a Boston-based expansion-stage venture capital firm that backs software and technology companies in North America, including SaaS and TMT sectors. Through its Expansion Platform, it provides tailored operational support to portfolio companies, helping with hiring, customer acquisition and retention, and strategic partnerships to accelerate growth and market leadership. The firm typically makes investments of five to fifteen million dollars per company, targeting revenue between two and twenty million, and focuses on information technology, B2B, SaaS and cloud-enabled businesses. Portfolio companies include Instructure, Kareo, Datadog and Expensify, illustrating a focus on software-driven growth in North America.

SmartFin is a Brussels-based growth investment firm focused on Europe, investing in business-to-business technology companies. The firm targets information technology and fintech sectors, with a broader emphasis on B2B technology across European markets. It backs European tech companies at growth stages, supporting expansion and scale across diverse industries, and works with companies located in or expanding into Europe. Through its activity, SmartFin aims to help B2B technology firms accelerate product development, market entry, and regional growth in the European technology landscape.

Antler is a global venture capital firm based in Singapore that backs early-stage technology companies. It runs incubation programs and provides a global community of co-founders, access to talent, expert advisors, expansion support, and capital to help startups grow. The firm targets a broad range of sectors, including healthcare, finance, software, energy, consumer and B2B technologies, and operates through regional programs across Europe, the United States, the United Kingdom, Southeast Asia, India, Africa, and beyond.

GP Bullhound is a London- and globally oriented technology advisory and investment firm founded in 1999. It provides independent strategic and financial advice to technology companies, including mergers and acquisitions, private placements, IPOs, and capital-raising activities. The firm combines technology insight with access to a global network of buyers and capital across Europe, the United States, and Asia, helping entrepreneurs and growth companies navigate complex transactions. In addition to advisory work, GP Bullhound maintains an investment arm that backs technology-focused opportunities across seed to late-stage rounds, with a track record of working with category-leading clients. With offices across Europe, the United States, and Asia, the firm serves sectors including software, fintech, media, and other technology-enabled services, aiming to help teams build scalable, billion-dollar businesses.

Backed VC is a London-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 that specializes in early-stage technology investments across Europe. It supports founders with a founder-centric approach, offering a Founder Experience Platform and a portfolio community to aid in talent management, business development, fundraising, and international expansion. The firm invests across a broad range of sectors, including biotech, blockchain, financial services, advanced manufacturing, fintech, and entertainment technology, among others.

Crane Venture Partners is a London-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 that backs seed and early-stage European technology companies, with a focus on enterprise software, SaaS, machine learning, data and artificial intelligence, including intelligent enterprise and deep-technology businesses. The firm invests across Europe, including pre-Series A rounds, and supports founders in developing and executing effective go-to-market strategies.

Global Brain is a Tokyo-based venture capital firm founded in 1998 that backs technology companies from seed stage through growth rounds. It targets a broad range of sectors including AI, cloud and software, fintech, robotics, life sciences, media, and mobility, and pursues global investments across Europe, North America, Africa and Asia-Pacific. The firm emphasizes hands-on support and resources for portfolio companies, aiming to help them scale beyond financing. It operates a pure investment fund alongside corporate venture funds formed with leading public companies across telecom, real estate, financial services, beverages, agriculture and food, logistics, and electronics.

Matrix Partners is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 1977 that backs technology companies from idea through Series A and beyond. The firm focuses on software, AI, B2B, consumer, fintech, health tech, infrastructure, and related sectors, with a global footprint in the United States, India, and China. Its team comprises former founders and operators who work closely with portfolio companies and often join boards to support growth. Matrix Partners has backed a broad slate of successful companies in its decades-long history, including Apple, FedEx, Oculus, Zendesk, HubSpot, Canva, and Postmates, illustrating a pattern of helping developers and builders scale toward IPO or strategic exits. The firm's China arm extends its early-stage and growth investments in the Chinese market, reinforcing its international reach.

Gula Tech Adventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2017 and based in the Maryland–Washington, DC area. It invests in seed and Series A cybersecurity startups, with focus areas including security engineering, cyber hygiene, threat management, and web security, as well as national security technology. The founders bring deep industry experience from Tenable Network Security, where Ron Gula co-founded and led the company and Cyndi Gula built operations, licensing and business practices, and they use that background to support portfolio companies with product roadmaps and fundraising efforts.

Alt Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Auckland, New Zealand, founded in 2019. It specializes in early-stage investments in gaming and technology startups, typically at pre-seed and seed stages, with a focus on opportunities in the New Zealand market.

Fuel Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2013 by Chris Howard, with TaskRabbit founder Leah Solivan joining as a general partner in 2017. The firm concentrates on early-stage investments in consumer, business software, and cloud infrastructure companies in the United States, aiming to be a supportive partner to founders beyond capital. It leverages its resources, networks, and operating experience to help startups grow and scale. Notable investments include Convoy, Flexport, Figma, Pacaso, Lattice, Highspot, and thredUP, with portfolio exits such as CTRL-Labs (acquired by Facebook), CoreOS (acquired by Red Hat), Nervana (acquired by Intel), and Hightower (acquired by View the Space). Fuel Capital is regarded as one of Silicon Valley’s leading seed funds.

Vertex Ventures is a global network of operator-investors and venture capital firms that supports technology and healthcare startups across the United States, China, Israel, India and Southeast Asia. It partners with entrepreneurs by offering hands-on operating experience and broad access to capital, talent, partners and customers to help build global businesses. The firm focuses on early to growth-stage investments in software infrastructure, developer tools, data, security, vertical SaaS, enterprise software and healthcare technologies, drawing on a wide international footprint that includes the US, Israel, Singapore and China. Vertex Ventures emphasizes active portfolio involvement and leverages the broader Vertex network to create value for portfolio companies through strategic guidance and partnerships.

Crew Capital is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2020 by Daniel Dines and Brandon Deer. The firm invests in software companies globally, across applications, vertical SaaS, cybersecurity, fintech, digital health, e-commerce, and infrastructure, seeking disruptive ideas that solve real problems. It supports companies from seed rounds through IPO and has a portfolio of more than 40 startups, collaborating with entrepreneurs to build the next generation of technology-enabled businesses.

Digital Currency Group is a Stamford, Connecticut-based corporate venture capital and investment firm focused on the digital currency and blockchain ecosystem. It provides funding and support to fintech and blockchain companies across bitcoin, web3 infrastructure, decentralized finance, data, metaverse, and related sectors, and it owns and operates notable subsidiaries including CoinDesk, a media and events platform; Genesis Trading, a bitcoin brokerage; and Grayscale Investments, a digital currency asset management firm.

Mango Capital is a venture capital firm based in California that invests at the seed stage in enterprise software companies, with emphasis on cloud infrastructure and intelligent applications. Its focus includes devops, monitoring, data platforms, networking, security, application services, and artificial intelligence infrastructure and applications. Founded in 2018, Mango Capital supports early stage companies in the enterprise software sector.

Cambridge Innovation Capital is a Cambridge-based venture capital firm that concentrates on early-stage and growth investments in healthcare, life sciences, and technology companies connected to the Cambridge ecosystem. Through its ties to the University of Cambridge, CIC gains access to deal flow and collaboration opportunities across sectors including artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, quantum technologies, autonomous systems, therapeutics, medtech/diagnostics, digital health, and genomics and proteomics. Founded in 2013, the firm has raised substantial capital to back disruptive, deep-tech ventures and pursues a long-term investment horizon in the Cambridge Cluster and broader United Kingdom tech and life sciences markets. Cambridge Innovation Capital seeks to support innovative companies from early development through scale, aligning capital with scientific and engineering advances.

Mohr Davidow Ventures is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 1983 and headquartered in San Mateo. It specializes in seed, early-stage and growth investments in technology companies across the United States, with focus areas spanning information technology, software and cloud services, analytics, digital media, e-commerce, and life sciences. The firm seeks to back entrepreneurs whose innovations enable large-scale, digitally engaged markets by leveraging mobile, cloud computing and data analytics. It funds companies across several sectors, including digital marketing, healthcare technology, energy and other tech-enabled industries, and operates in major U.S. tech hubs such as Silicon Valley and neighboring regions. The firm manages substantial capital, reflecting a history of backing companies that aim to redefine markets and scale rapidly.

Grand River Capital Management is an investment firm founded in 2005 and headquartered in Shenzhen, China, with offices in Beijing and Auckland and a global presence that includes Taipei and Silicon Valley. The firm focuses on green technology, energy efficiency, and healthcare innovations, and engages in private equity and venture capital activities across Asia, Oceania, and North America. It backs early-stage and growth companies developing sustainable technologies, smart infrastructure, and related industrial solutions, with an emphasis on governance and long-term value creation.

Parkwalk Advisors is a London-based venture capital firm that focuses on investing in early-stage to growth-stage technology companies, with a particular emphasis on spin-outs derived from UK universities and research institutes. It targets UK-based, often unquoted companies across sectors such as artificial intelligence, big data, life sciences, materials, cleantech, future mobility, medical technology, quantum computing and related fields, and operates with a stage-agnostic approach from seed through later rounds. The firm leverages academic networks, technology transfer channels and venture networks to access deal flow and support portfolio companies. Founded in 2009, it has been aligned with IP Group as part of its corporate structure, reinforcing its focus on intellectual property-backed innovation. The company is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

Employee Stock Option Fund is a San Mateo, California-based venture capital investment firm founded in 2012. It provides cash advances to employees participating in equity incentive plans to exercise private company stock options and cover associated taxes, enabling liquidity while preserving upside. The firm emphasizes rigorous due diligence and a fast transaction protocol to evaluate and close deals, and it focuses on technology sector investments across the United States, with roughly 500 million dollars under management.

RP Ventures is a Swedish venture capital firm established in 2007 and based in Stockholm. It focuses on early and seed-stage technology investments and provides financing along with active business development support. The firm draws on entrepreneurial backgrounds across service, IT, consumer, and materials sciences and has founded or co-founded several portfolio companies.

CRV, originally Charles River Ventures, is a Palo Alto–based venture capital firm founded in 1970 that focuses on seed to Series B investments in technology, consumer, and healthcare companies across North America. The firm pursues a hands-on, value-added approach to help portfolio companies grow into category leaders, and it has a long track record of backing startups that later went public or were acquired. CRV manages about $1.5 billion in capital and maintains offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Menlo Park, California.

Founded in 2013, Riverfront Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It specializes in seed and early-stage investments, focusing on companies with high growth potential across sectors such as software, healthcare, life science, and robotics within the Pennsylvania region.

Grotech Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 1984 and headquartered in the Maryland–Virginia region, investing in early-stage technology companies across the United States. It targets sectors including digital media, e-commerce, software (mobile, cloud, security, enterprise), fintech, and healthcare information technology, and looks for opportunities where its experience and network can add value. Typical initial investments range from $0.5 million to $5 million, with capacity for follow-on rounds to support growth; the firm often acts as lead investor, seeks a board seat, and pursues both control and minority equity positions, sometimes co-investing to accommodate larger commitments. Grotech emphasizes a long-term, collaborative partnership with entrepreneurs and aims to leverage its domain expertise to help portfolio companies scale, including focus on underserved venture markets. Its regional footprint includes offices in Hunt Valley, Maryland; Arlington, Virginia; and Denver, Colorado, reflecting a nationwide reach.

412 Venture Fund is a venture capital firm headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It concentrates on technology and technology-enabled companies, with a focus on artificial intelligence and machine learning, B2B software as a service, cybersecurity, robotics, advanced materials, sensors, and healthcare. The firm targets early-stage investments and typically supports rounds up to around two million dollars. It also pursues impact-related opportunities, including diversity and inclusion sectors.

Florida Funders is a Tampa, Florida based venture capital firm and angel investor syndicate that focuses on early-stage opportunities in the Florida region. It combines elements of equity crowdfunding and traditional venture capital, leveraging a network of over 1,500 members to source and support startups. The firm pursues Florida-based technology and technology-enabled businesses, including sectors such as B2B software, healthcare IT, AI, cybersecurity, digital health, e-commerce, edtech and fintech, and often co-leads rounds or participates in follow-on investments to help portfolio companies grow. By partnering with entrepreneurs and other investors, Florida Funders aims to generate returns while helping the state's next generation of companies scale.

Sinovation Ventures is a Beijing-based venture capital and private equity firm founded in 2009 that concentrates on seed to Series B investments in consumer-facing technology companies in China and the United States. Its portfolio covers artificial intelligence, big data, software, internet services, education technology, robotics, and Internet of Things, with activity across enterprise software, platforms, and consumer tech in both markets.

ClearSky is a Florida-based venture capital and growth equity firm, founded in 2012, that backs innovative technology companies across the United States. The firm focuses on technologies supporting energy transformation and climate-related sustainability, as well as solutions for cybersecurity, industrial security, and critical infrastructure security, alongside the digital transformation of enterprise operations. It invests in both early-stage and growth-stage companies across software, IT, business services, and energy-related sectors, providing capital and strategic support to scale disruptive technologies. Headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida, ClearSky maintains additional offices in New York, Boston, and San Francisco, and pursues opportunities nationwide.

California Technology Ventures is a Pasadena-based venture capital firm that makes early- and growth-stage investments in technology and life sciences companies across North America. The firm backs information and communications technology including computer hardware, telecommunications, electronics, semiconductors, software and systems, multimedia and Internet, as well as bio-pharmaceuticals and medical devices. It participates in seed through later rounds, typically making initial investments from 250,000 to 2 million dollars with potential total investments up to 5 million over the life of a holding, and seeks opportunities to establish leadership positions in large, growing markets through experienced management and compelling, defensible business models. Founded in 1999, the firm emphasizes a practical, entrepreneurial approach to supporting companies with differentiated products or services addressing pressing needs. It focuses on U.S.-based opportunities in technology and life sciences across multiple sectors including healthcare devices, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, IT, and communications technology.