Lyst is a global fashion shopping platform founded in London in 2010 and catering to over 160M shoppers per year. In 2025, Lyst joined Zozo, operators of Zozotown, the leading fashion e-commerce platform in Japan.

MAAT is a SaaS-enabled marketplace for the sports community, with a vision to help people create long-lasting relationships through sports and activities. We’re financially stable, with over 15 months of runway, and growing rapidly at 33% QoQ. Right now, we’re focusing on combat sports (MMA, BJJ, Judo), but the future is wide open.

We're a team out of Google systems research building solutions to problems related to delegation of trust, permissioning, authenticity, and tool discovery for an agentic internet. We're early on our architecture and there's a healthy dosage of venture interest as well as stamps of approval from folks who are deep in the search community (read: many early Google employees who want to back it).

MD Anderson Cancer Center is a leading cancer research and treatment center. The lab focuses on radiology and electronic medical record data to automate detection and quantification of cancer on CT, PET, and MRI images.

MDandMe builds generative AI technology that allows people to make sense of their health at all steps along their healthcare journey: from a conversational symptom checker when you first feel unwell, to a community where you are matched to others with near-identical medical histories, to follow-up conversations where you can have diagnostic reports, lab values, and doctors notes explained in plain language.

MENTZ builds software for public transit agencies and authorities. One big part of our portfolio is an intermodal journey planning system - think Google/Apple Maps, but with a strong focus on public transit.

We're building an AI Creative Suite that empowers creators with cutting-edge AI models and an advanced editor.

ML6 is a Machine Learning consulting company that builds end-to-end Machine Learning solutions. By applying the latest AI research, they keep their clients at the forefront of innovation, working on projects for major clients across Europe.

We’re creating robots that autonomously construct buildings. We design all of our hardware and software in-house in central Amsterdam, and we’re starting with autonomous bricklaying robots. We have built a machine vision pipeline that can achieve sub-millimetre localisation on construction sites, and a neat software stack that lets us configure and control robots with ease. We’re deploying our robots on real construction sites and have started making the first revenue from our bricklaying-as-a-service model.