Multiply Labs builds robotics for manufacturing personalized medicines, helping drug makers produce individualized treatments with less manual work.
Founders Fund
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Founders Fund is a technology venture firm with partners working in engineering-led businesses across energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, transport, biotechnology and defence.
The partnership combines investing with direct company creation. Trae Stephens co-founded Anduril and serves as its executive chairman; Delian Asparouhov co-founded Varda Space Industries; Scott Nolan founded uranium-enrichment company General Matter. These roles put investors inside the work of building industrial and defence businesses.
Nolan’s investing focus includes engineering-driven startups in energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, transportation and biotechnology. Stephens brings experience developing products and expanding government business at Palantir, including in intelligence and defence.
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- 11 First participation on record · 0 follow-on
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- $1.2B 10 disclosed · full round size, not this investor’s share
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Software-driven manufacturing company modernizing wire harness production
Soil sensing company providing in-field nitrogen and soil data for agricultural decisions.
Builds modular edge AI data centers for remote, industrial, and defense environments
Builds custom inference chips designed to run frontier AI models faster by co-locating memory and compute
AI litigator for large companies
Deploys autonomous wave-powered floating nodes that perform AI inference computing offshore
AI-powered real estate marketing technology platform
Offers software for hardware engineers to test designs
Develops AI-native 3D-printing systems for metal components using real-time simulations