Portfolio
QuEra

QuEra builds neutral-atom quantum computing platforms aimed at practical applications. The company is based in Boston. Constructor Capital entered in 2023; the master database records this as Series B, although the entry pre-dates the February 2025 Series B, so it was likely an earlier round or a convertible. That USD 230m Series B, at a USD 1bn valuation, was co-led by Google Quantum AI and SoftBank Vision Fund 2.
Gcore

Gcore operates a global edge platform spanning AI inference, cloud and content delivery. It supplies the underlying infrastructure that lets high-traffic platforms - gaming companies, streaming services and AI startups - deliver fast, secure, low-latency experiences worldwide. The company is headquartered in Luxembourg. Constructor Capital participated in the USD 60m Series A in July 2024, led by Wargaming, with Han River Partners.
Qruise

Qruise creates digital-twin platforms for quantum computing and hardware experiments, letting teams model and tune systems in software before committing time on physical machines. Constructor Capital invested at Series A in 2023; Tracxn records a single institutional investor, implying a sole-investor round.
Lumai

Lumai develops 3D optical computing hardware for AI workloads. Its optical processing approach is designed to get past the power and cost bottlenecks silicon GPUs hit when running large AI models. The company is based in Oxford. Constructor Capital led Lumai's Series A of more than USD 10m, closed in 2024 and announced in March 2025, alongside IP Group, PhotonVentures, Journey Ventures, LIFTT, Qubits Ventures, State Farm Ventures and TIS.
Vitrealab

Vitrealab develops optical chip technology for AR and VR display light engines, replacing bulkier projection modules with compact, efficient light sources. The company is based in Vienna. Constructor Capital participated in the EUR 9.4m Series A announced in January 2026, co-led by LIFTT Italian Venture Capital and LIFTT EuroInvest, with aws Gruendungsfonds, Gateway Ventures, PhotonVentures, xista Science Ventures, Moveon Technologies and Hermann Hauser Investment.
Osome

Osome simplifies business incorporation and accounting for entrepreneurs and small businesses, combining software with delivered service across its operating markets. The company is headquartered in Singapore. Constructor Capital participated in the USD 17m Series B extension in May 2024, a mix of equity and debt; other investors were not named in the company's release.
QDTI

QDTI develops a quantum-powered biomarker detection system for medical diagnostics, applying quantum sensing to clinical measurement. The company is in the Boston area. Constructor Capital invested at Series A in 2024 and is, per CB Insights, the only VC on the cap table, with no institutional co-investors disclosed.
Competera

Competera is an AI pricing platform for retailers. It sets and adjusts prices using demand prediction and competitive data, operating across multiple channels and markets rather than a single storefront. The company is based in San Mateo. Constructor Capital invested at Series A in February 2026 and is the only investor publicly named in that round.
Basemark

Basemark develops software and development tools for real-time augmented reality and human-machine interfaces in mission-critical environments, principally automotive. Its products sit at the graphics and HMI layer, where latency and reliability requirements are far stricter than in consumer applications. The company is headquartered in Helsinki. Constructor Capital participated in the EUR 22m Series B in April 2024, led by ETF Partners, alongside Tesi, Business Finland and the European Innovation Council.
Acronis AG

Acronis natively integrates data backup, disaster recovery, endpoint management and cybersecurity into a single platform, sold primarily through managed service providers and also to small and medium businesses and corporate IT departments. Founded in Singapore in 2003 and incorporated in Switzerland in 2008, it is headquartered in Schaffhausen and employs around 2,000 people across 15 offices. Swedish private equity firm EQT agreed to acquire a majority stake in August 2024, with CVC, Springcoast and BlackRock Private Equity Partners remaining as minority shareholders.
Newo.ai

Newo.ai is an agentic AI platform that builds and deploys production-ready voice and text 'digital employees' for business communications. It targets customer-facing roles that mix scripted workflow with live conversation. The company is based in San Francisco. Constructor Capital backed roughly USD 7m of angel, seed and SAFE financing across 2024-2025 alongside Veeam co-founder Ratmir Timashev, then participated again in the USD 25m Series A in February 2026 that Timashev led.
Qnami
Qnami built quantum sensing instruments around nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond, point defects that let a microscope read magnetic fields at the nanoscale without disturbing the sample. Its ProteusQ scanning NV magnetometer, launched in 2019 as the first commercial instrument of its kind, and its Quantilever diamond probes are used in advanced materials research, spintronics, nanomagnetism and semiconductor device characterisation, where magnetic force microscopy and SQUIDs run out of resolution. Founded in 2017 in Muttenz as a University of Basel spin-off from Professor Patrick Maletinsky's Quantum Sensing Group, the company was acquired by Quantum Design International in June 2026.
Chainstack

Chainstack runs managed blockchain nodes and APIs across more than 70 networks, giving developers, enterprises and crypto platforms fast, reliable access to blockchain infrastructure without operating nodes themselves. It sits squarely in the Web3 infrastructure layer. The company is headquartered in Singapore. Constructor Capital participated in a USD 6m Series A / strategic round in May 2024 alongside SBI Ven Capital, Sygnum, Azimut Group, Unicorn Factory Ventures and Ventech.
Investbanq

Investbanq is an AI-powered wealth management and financial technology platform, building a more inclusive financial ecosystem by opening tools and access that have traditionally sat inside private banking. The company is based in Singapore. Constructor Capital led the USD 3m seed / pre-Series A round in June 2025, alongside Orvel Ventures, Big Sky Capital, Yerkin Tatishev and other undisclosed investors.
Akhetonics

Akhetonics is developing the first all-optical general-purpose digital computation device - a processor that runs on photons rather than electrons. It builds its own photonic design automation tools and all-optical logic gates in house, rather than adapting existing electronic toolchains. The company is based in Berlin. Constructor Capital joined the EUR 2.3m seed round in July 2023, led by Runa Capital.
AiNekko

AiNekko builds open-source, customisable chip designs that bring fast, energy-efficient AI directly to local devices rather than the cloud. The approach is open hardware: designs teams can adapt to their own workloads instead of buying fixed silicon. The company is based in San Francisco. Constructor Capital invested at seed in 2026; no other investors have been publicly disclosed for that round.
Beyond Aero

Beyond Aero is designing the first business aircraft built around hydrogen-electric propulsion. Rather than retrofitting an existing airframe, the team is redesigning aircraft architecture from scratch, concentrating on fuel-cell technology, gaseous hydrogen tank integration and advanced cooling systems. The company is based in Toulouse. Constructor Capital invested in a pre-seed follow-on tranche in 2023; co-investors in that specific tranche were not published.
GenLots

GenLots is a B2B SaaS platform for supply planning. It automates material replenishment and lot-size optimisation for manufacturing and production teams, targeting the ordering decisions that sit between procurement and the production line. The company is based in Switzerland. Constructor Capital invested at the accelerator / seed stage in 2022, alongside Plug and Play Tech Center.
Kebotix

Kebotix applies AI, machine learning and robotics to materials discovery and production, aiming to reinvent how the materials industry finds and makes new compounds. It pairs computational models with robotic experimentation so predictions can be tested physically at speed. The company is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Constructor Capital invested in a later Series A tranche in 2023; tranche co-investors were not published.
Kudu Med

Kudu Med is building an ultrasound-powered platform for medical implants. It targets the hidden costs and physical complications of surgical battery replacement in chronic cardiovascular and neurostimulator implants - a repeat procedure patients otherwise face across the life of a device. The company is based in Tel Aviv. Constructor Capital invested at pre-seed in 2025; no other investors have been publicly disclosed.
Living Carbon

Living Carbon is a biotechnology company using genetic engineering to improve photosynthesis. Its work spans carbon removal and reforestation, including enhanced trees and the restoration of degraded land. The company is based in San Francisco. Constructor Capital's 2023 pre-seed exposure was a small cheque taken through a Day One Ventures SPV rather than a direct primary investment.
Ludenso

Ludenso is an AR publishing platform that turns printed textbooks into interactive learning material. It supplies AR, 3D and AI tools to educational publishers, letting them add digital layers to existing catalogues rather than rebuild them. The company is based in Oslo. Constructor Capital invested in a pre-seed follow-on in 2025; co-investors were not published.
Mentium Technologies

Mentium Technologies designs ultra-low-power AI microprocessors. Its high-efficiency semiconductor chips are built to run complex neural networks directly on edge devices, where power budgets rule out conventional accelerators. The company is based in Santa Barbara. Constructor Capital invested at Series A in 2022; co-investors in that round were not published.
Morgen

Morgen pulls multiple calendars, to-do apps, project tools and scheduling links into one interface, with AI-assisted daily planning layered on top. It integrates with Outlook, Google, iCal and Todoist and runs on Mac, Windows and Linux, positioning itself against Calendly, Todoist and conventional calendar providers. The company is an ETH Zurich spin-off founded in 2021 as MineTime by David Tedaldi, Marco Ancona and Markus Gross, and grew out of Ancona's PhD research on AI in ETH Zurich's computer science department. Its first institutional round of CHF 1m was led by Swiss VI Partners with New Forge and angel investors.
Nanos

Nanos built autonomous AI marketing software that ran cross-platform advertising campaigns from a single dashboard, aimed at businesses without in-house media teams. The company was based in Switzerland. Constructor Capital participated in later rounds between 2019 and 2022 alongside Finexity and SICTIC. The position was realised as an exit in 2022.
Ora Computing
Ora Computing develops AI model compression, making it possible to deploy foundation models on phones, laptops, IoT devices, cars and in the cloud. The work sits between model research and deployment, where size and inference cost decide what can actually ship. The company is based in Vienna. Constructor Capital invested at seed in 2026; no other investors have been publicly disclosed.
PitchMe

PitchMe supports and automates recruitment sourcing and candidate matching using AI, working at the top of the hiring funnel where volume and match quality are the constraint. The company is based in London. Constructor Capital invested at Series A in 2026. The round has not been publicly announced and no co-investors are named.
Qendra

Qendra builds control systems for quantum hardware, specifically for trapped-ion and neutral-atom quantum computing experiments. It sits between the quantum processor and the people running it, where control electronics and software decide which experiments are practical. The company is based in Zurich. Constructor Capital invested at pre-seed in 2026; no other investors have been publicly disclosed.
Resonance
Resonance delivered market intelligence for deep tech decision makers, making complex technologies legible to investors and operators. The company was based in Toronto. Constructor Capital invested in 2022 with no other investors publicly disclosed, and the position was realised the same year when Resonance was acquired by IonQ.
SwingVision

SwingVision builds mobile AI sports tracking that works from a single phone camera, producing automated stats, line calling and video highlights for tennis and pickleball. The company is based in Berkeley. Constructor Capital invested in a Series A follow-on in 2026; the round has not been publicly announced.
Symulat, Inc.

Symulat is a pre-launch San Francisco deep tech company building compute infrastructure for scientific and engineering simulation, aiming at order-of-magnitude speed-ups on existing hardware rather than on new machines. Its first application is a simulator for quantum algorithms which the company says runs more than 100 times faster than the state of the art on commodity compute, work developed with funding from Google Quantum AI. It was founded by CEO Sergey Knysh, a quantum physicist previously published with the Google Quantum AI and NASA Ames teams, and incorporated in December 2023.
Typewise

Typewise runs an AI agent platform for customer service, grown out of text-prediction technology and extended into support, sales, commerce and enterprise workflow automation. The company is based in Zurich. Constructor Capital entered at seed in 2022 alongside ACE & Company, Dragon Capital, Loyal VC, Hike Ventures, L-SPARK and Fuel Ventures.
