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Gemma Bloemen reposted thisGemma Bloemen reposted thisToday, we're excited to announce our pipeline of AI-designed therapeutics, supported by $140m in new funding. We’re combining the strengths of our EDEN models with our translational capabilities to pursue a new therapeutic pipeline. We’re beginning by developing medicines designed to reprogram the body to repair itself, with the ambition to develop cures for diseases that remain incurable. The funding will advance our pipeline towards clinical development, expand pharmaceutical partnerships and support the next generation of our EDEN models. This latest investment comes from world-class funds and individuals from across tech, pharma, government and global policy, including S32, NVIDIA, Menlo Ventures' Anthology Fund, True Ventures, Redalpine, Singular, SovAI, NATO Innovation Fund, Catalio Capital Management, The Rockefeller Foundation, and more. Thank you to our team, partners and investors for joining us as we take this next step! See our new website for more details S32 NVIDIA True Ventures redalpine Singular Sovereign AI NATO Innovation Fund (NIF) Catalio Capital Management The Rockefeller Foundation
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Gemma Bloemen reposted thisGemma Bloemen reposted thisAI has changed the shape of the network behind it, and physical fibre connectors have become the main bottleneck in scaling it up. Mixx Technologies Inc has launched the SxC™ Connector: a wafer-fabricated optical connector, replacing copper with light inside AI systems, that handles four times the fibre density of current standards. What previously needed a four-rack-unit enclosure now fits in one, reducing latency, lower power consumption and less hardware complexity in the data centre. Vivek R. Raghuraman and Rebecca Schaevitz know this system from the inside, and they're solving connectivity once instead of four times over. Demonstrated live at SEMICON Taiwan, this is a real breakthrough in one of the hardest constraints on AI compute. Mixx is exactly the kind of company we back in Electrification and Compute: AI runs on power, and it runs on the physical infrastructure moving signal through the data centre. #CPO #CoPackagedOptics #AIInfrastructure #OpticalInterconnect #SiliconPhotonics #PhysicalEconomy
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Gemma Bloemen shared thisMeet at the The Drop next week? I would love to speak to early stage founders buildig applied AI companies. DM me! George Darrah, Camilla Dolan and I are also hosting two events: 1. Ripple on Physical AI: Unlocking heavy industry Sign up --> https://luma.com/11ztt8qj 2. Ahead of Limited: LP Breakfast Sign up --> https://luma.com/mvu05fu9 See you there!
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Gemma Bloemen reposted thisGemma Bloemen reposted thiseComID acquires Nilum, to make second-hand shopping smarter with AI. Today, we’re announcing the acquisition of Nilum, accelerating our expansion into recommerce. The eComID Shopping Passport will make buying and selling second-hand smarter and easier. We’re also welcoming Jonas Fagerlund as our Head of Recommerce. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dDwVt7bU
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Gemma Bloemen shared thisWe are looking for a superstar to join our team Systemiq Capital, someone excited to build a platform and investment thesis of their own, and grow into a senior leader at our firm. Please apply online or ping me if you have any good referrals 🚀Gemma Bloemen shared thisThe best investors build something of their own: a network, a point of view, an area of the market they understand better than anyone else, a real product. We're looking for someone with that entrepreneurial instinct to join Systemiq Capital as an Investment Analyst / Associate to build their spike across the systems we back: Electrification, Decoding Nature and Applied AI. You'll work the full investment cycle - sourcing, diligence, backing audacious founders - while creating your own network and forming a commercial view on where the physical economy is heading. If you want to join our small, high-calibre team, apply at the link below. https://lnkd.in/ek2rHa6k
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Gemma Bloemen shared thisWe at Systemiq Capital are thrilled to lead eComID’s $17m seed round. As an investor, the absolute best days are those when you meet a founder who absolutely blows you away. From the first minute I met Oscar Rundqvist I was inspired by his vision for a more personalized and less wasteful e-commerce and his tireless efforts to transform the way brands operated. This initial impression only grew stronger as we met the rest of the founding team and dug into the business performance. It’s a great privilege to partner with this phenomenal team to transform how brands do e-commerce. Let’s go 💪🏻🚀🔥Gemma Bloemen shared thisBig news today! 🚀 eComID has raised a $17M seed round to build the Shopping Passport for the future of commerce. Today, we’re announcing eComID’s $17M seed round, led by Systemiq Capital, with participation from Regeneration.VC, Course Corrected, Stadium and returning investor CapitalT. H&M Group Ventures remains a strategic investor. AI is transforming how people shop. But even the smartest shopping experiences still start with almost no context about the person on the other side of the screen. We’re building the missing layer. eComID’s Shopping Passport lets shoppers carry relevant context such as size & fit, taste and shopper preferences across connected brands. Vera, our AI shopping agent, uses that context to power better sizing, conversational search and personal product discovery. Since launching: • 60+ brands • 20 million shoppers every month • 30% lower return rate for shoppers using eComID • 10% higher conversion rate for brands With this round, eComID takes the next step toward making the Shopping Passport a global standard for personalized commerce, and making online shopping feel less like guesswork. We’re incredibly grateful to our customers, investors and team for building this with us and for being part of what comes next. Shop like every store already knows you. Your size. Your taste. Your eComID. Read more: ecomid.com/blog/seed-round
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Gemma Bloemen shared thisSoftware already transformed the consumer world: enabling car hailing, food delivery, booking a stranger's spare room and arranging social care from your device. I was fortunate to help drive this shift as an operator at Uber in the early days and at Elder. The industrial world mostly stayed put. Software could book you a ride, but it couldn't fundamentally change how a factory line, a power grid or a construction site actually worked. AI changes that, and I think the next decade belongs to the physical industries software never reached. This is what gets me excited to start work every morning. At Systemiq Capital we back audacious founders transforming the physical economy in systems we understand deeply: across Electrification, Advanced Compute, Decoding Nature and Applied AI. We invest at late Seed, Series A and Early B across Europe and the US. I lead our Applied AI thesis. AI is a broad term, so here are the areas and some of the example themes I am looking at: 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗽𝗵𝘆𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗶𝗻𝗱𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗰𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗿𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 - Making factories produce more without new floor space - Compressing engineering and simulation cycles from weeks to hours - Augmenting and enabling scarce labour in critical roles such as electricians - Cutting waste across supply chains, the built environment and ecommerce 𝗚𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗮 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘃𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗱𝗶𝗱𝗻'𝘁 𝗲𝘅𝗶𝘀𝘁 𝗯𝗲𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗲 - Improved earth observation and geospatial - Pricing climate risk before it hits the balance sheet - Reading energy markets and the grid in real time 𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗿𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 - Reshoring clean supply chains and other critical industries - Catching wildfires and floods before they spread - Helping the built world adapt to climate change - Cybersecurity for energy and critical infrastructure The companies that win in the physical world tend to look different from pure software: - Around half the companies we back have a hardware component; sensors to gather data, bespoke hardware with a software layer on top, or fully embedded robotics. We don't do first-of-a-kind or early science, but we're not afraid of hardware and rather see it as an important moat. - Security and trust are non negotiable, so many of the solutions in this space run on-prem, which demands different architecture and compute, itself a layer we're keen to back. - Physical AI companies don't ship a tool. They more often build the operating system, take over part of the organisation, and own the output. Building at the intersection of AI and the physical world? Let's chat.Gemma Bloemen shared thisJuly brought two incredible changes to our investment team, and we couldn’t be prouder to finally share them: Jasper Wigley has been promoted to Principal. Jasper has built our Compute investment thesis from scratch and turned it into one of the most active theses in the firm, backing Mixx Technologies Inc and Claros earlier this year and continuing to build an incredible deal momentum. Gemma Bloemen has officially joined the investment team full time to lead our Applied AI thesis, six months after joining on as Venture Partner. Her experience, network, and ability to work with founders have already made her a huge asset to the team, and we can't wait to see the Applied AI thesis take shape under her lead. Both of these changes reflect the hard work of the past few months and our long term commitment to investing in our people. Full story on our website in the comments. 👇
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Gemma Bloemen shared thisJoin myself and Camilla Dolan at the drop this year - always my favorite conference!Gemma Bloemen shared thisRipples @ The Drop 2026: Physical AI Unlocking Scalable Heavy Industry Hosted by Gemma Bloemen (Systemiq Capital) and Camilla Dolan (Eka Ventures) Can Physical AI help bring heavy industry back to developed economies? This Ripple will explore how advances in AI, robotics, and sensors are creating new opportunities to reindustrialize manufacturing, where the biggest commercial opportunities lie, and what it will take to build globally competitive industrial companies. Happening at The Drop in Malmö September 16.
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Gemma Bloemen reposted thisGemma Bloemen reposted thisEvery robotics demo looks the same now: laundry folded, dishes stacked, backflips landed. Deployment tells a different story, and the gap between the two isn't really about better robots, but about four separate gaps that simulation alone can't close: what a camera sees versus what a simulator renders, how objects actually behave on contact, what a scene means in context, and the long tail of edge cases no one thought to simulate. In her latest article, Sie Yin Poh goes deep on what it actually takes to close the sim-to-real gap in industrial robotics, and why the learning loop, not the demo, is what separates companies built for deployment from companies built for a stage. Link below👇 https://lnkd.in/eQKezJS4The last mile problem in Physical AI — Systemiq CapitalThe last mile problem in Physical AI — Systemiq Capital
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Gemma Bloemen liked thisGemma Bloemen liked thisI guess this officially makes us a Scale-up! We've been shortlisted for the Scale-up Award at the UK tech awards 2026 sharing the stage with ElevenLabs, Humanoid, Nyobolt, Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC), PhysicsX, Quantum Motion, and Vertice! HSBC Innovation Banking supporting another great initiative to celebrate technology and life sciences in the UK! Can't wait for the 5th of November! https://lnkd.in/eKhNTsPH
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Gemma Bloemen liked thisGemma Bloemen liked thisFortum Innovation & Venturing is joining Norrsken Evolve as an investor in our fund. ⚡ Europe runs on fuel it doesn't own, shipped through waters it doesn't control. European industry pays roughly twice what American industry pays for energy. The one energy source this continent can produce at scale, on its own soil, is clean electricity, and building our economy around it is the only lasting way out. That shift will take new technologies, business models and partnerships. Many of them are being built right now by early-stage founders. Fortum is one of Europe's leading energy companies, with core operations in low-carbon power generation, customer services, and heating and cooling, and more than two million customers. What this partnership gives our founders is real operational knowledge of how energy is generated, moved and sold, from people who have been doing it for decades. We are actively deploying. If you're a founder building in energy, I want to hear from you. ⭐️ Excited to partner with you Fortum Innovation & Venturing!
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Gemma Bloemen liked thisGemma Bloemen liked this👋 SF, I'm back! Just recorded my first Origins Pod from the new LGT Capital Partners office in downtown SF. Been a wild couple of weeks launching my son to college and a big move back to the Bay, but so happy to call this place home (again!) 🌁
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Gemma Bloemen liked thisGemma Bloemen liked thisLet’s go, Helsinki ❄️ Wilbe's been selected for Slush x RAISE Global Top 20, the next wave of standout fund managers. We do a bunch of things at Wilbe all aimed at providing scientists the venture infrastructure to move fast, stay free and build real moonshots. We don't talk about it much but a key aspect of this is our investment capacity - where we write first checks, often pre-incorporation, in the most capable and wholesome scientist founders working on creating abundance this century. wilbe.com/capital Santos Alcover Oxford University Endowment Management, Northwestern University, Cendana Capital, Wellcome Trust, Integra Global Advisors, LGT Capital Partners, foobar.vc, Blue Future Partners, Vinthera, Top Tier Capital Partners, Vintage Investment Partners, Isomer Capital, Washington University Investment Management Company, Reference Capital, University of Chicago, Vanderbilt University, and Athenaeum Partners UK
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Gemma Bloemen liked thisGemma Bloemen liked thisLast Wednesday , we hosted an informal private dinner during HumanX with Pim de Witte, CEO of General Intuition. The theme of the evening was AI for Good: what it actually looks like to point models at a problem with pure upside for humanity. As guest speaker Pim invited Lara Lessing, Executive Director of Free a Girl in the US. They fight the trafficking and exploitation of children through undercover operations and technology, and have brought nearly 10,000 children to safety. Their teams use AI to trace children online across the web. Lara gave a talk on the work, where the technology is heading next, and her 'request for startups' to help non-profit organizations like theirs run faster, more efficient and self sufficient. This dinner was unlike any other AI dinners I've attended. Given the topic it was real, raw and it felt so good to have in-depth conversations about the real problems society is coping with today and what we can do about it. Big thank you to team General Intuition and everyone who joined us for the good company and conversations. Lara Lessing - you and your team rock. 🖤
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Gemma Bloemen liked thisGemma Bloemen liked thisAbout three years ago we at Power2X started asking a question that, at the time, sounded slightly crazy: could Europe produce synthetic aviation fuel at industrial scale, despite its relatively high renewable power costs and congested grids, to decarbonise aviation? In our market scan, we then found the methanol-to-jet route. This route, despite not yet being approved at the time (now it is), seemed to offer the best of both worlds for our Rotterdam ambition: the ability to "import the power" from lower-cost regions, the ability to build a plant at a much larger scale because it no longer depends on local power and grids, and a built-in lower risk profile given the easy-to-store intermediate product. This means no dependency on renewable power profiles and, most of all, the ability to create lower costs through scale. And the market is here, and will stay. Aviation isn't going away, it's one of the hardest sectors to decarbonise, and eSAF offers a truly new alternative to oil. Bio-based SAF alone can't cover long-term demand. And the choice for Rotterdam was and remains clear: a global energy and chemicals hub, deep infrastructure, and direct proximity to the biggest aviation markets in Northwest Europe. We are not starting from new but building into an existing ecosystem. Our partner Advario acquired a unique plot of 26 hectares of land in the heart of the Botlek in the Port of Rotterdam. Together with them, we agreed to turn this location, the former Aluchemie site, into one of the first industrial-scale eSAF projects in Europe, to make a step change in our future fuel supply. The journey so far has been exciting, challenging, but also very promising. We are moving ahead together with a fast-growing network of partners, with close support from local stakeholders. If built, the project can give a boost to our European industry and our economy, create jobs, add energy resilience and, of course, contribute to reducing our climate impact. Over the coming months I'll be sharing our journey in public: what works, what's hard, and what it actually takes to build a new clean-molecules industry in Europe. Not only one project, but a new industry. This is post one. #eSAF #SustainableAviationFuel #EnergyTransition #EuropeanCompetitiveness
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Gemma Bloemen liked thisGemma Bloemen liked thisJohn Daley & Jack Miller, Co-Founders of HelmGuard AI discuss how AI helped them reach a million-dollar run rate in nine months: "We got to about a million-dollar run rate with a three-person team in nine months from launching the platform, which was only possible because we leverage AI for everything across the business: from software dev to go-to-market to running our daily internal stand-ups." Listen to the podcast, subscribe to newsletters and keep up with European tech across our channels: https://lnkd.in/e7-hMaap The Scaling Europe show is presented by Deel, and sponsored by SurrealDB, Airwallex, Lovable, Parloa, Conveo, NatWest and World Wide Technology.
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Gemma Bloemen liked thisGemma Bloemen liked thisImpact Flock is always one of my favourite events of the year and last week delivered on that yet again, as we brought together 140+ VCs and LPs to talk all things impact 🚀 This event is a bit different: It's about filling the room with folk finding the frontier of impact in venture, learning from both success and failure, and sparking practical actions we can each take forward. The day is almost entirely workshops and breakouts: all about open discussion, learning, and hearing from each other rather than listening to speakers on a stage. We did allow ourselves one fireside this year, with the fantastic Clara Barby and Henry Dimbleby, who set the tone for the day wonderfully. Our theme this year was 'making systems change practical' - as it's increasingly clear that we need to think systemically about the major challenges facing us today, but it can be unclear what that means in practice. Some of my takeaways: 🛠️ Terminology like "systems change" can be abstract, but really comes alive when you break it down into tools and actions folk can take. From finding bottlenecks and thinking across different time horizons, to tinkering with incentives and embedding practices to really listen to the folk in the system you're trying to change - it doesn't need to take months of introspection to get started. 📉📈 Some of the thorny issues we got into through day on the energy transition, AI in labour markets, and the underlying tech rails we're building all of this on top of have both terrifying downsides and phenomenal upside. Getting the next few years right will be complex but feels absolutely critical. It seems to me that impact-minded, high-integrity investing in these technologies is an increasingly important part of that. 🏛️ Capital flows in venture are in an odd place right now, but there really is LP interest in impact themes in venture capital. This year we had 50+ LPs in the room - twice as many as last year. With my own LP hat on for a second, speaking to other LPs: the capital we are putting to work has the potential to tilt our financial and societal systems, if we start to focus on the places where our portfolios can be more than the sum of their parts. I want to share a HUGE thank you to the folk who made this possible at Sustainable Ventures (Stuart Ferguson+ Charlotte Clift) and Mozilla + Mozilla Ventures ( Mohamed Nanabhay, @Saayeli Mukherji Bruni, Adam Mullinax) - as well as our fantastic partners through the year at Rothschild & Co (Richard Brass), Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP ( Oliver Rochman), and Sage (Marvin Fletcher Rogers, Jordan Arnold) And finally, to the team that made this happen for a FOURTH time: a joy as always Inès, Anna and the Impact Europe team - and of course Ellie Broad, Hayley Hand and all the ImpactVC and Better Society Capital folk who brought this to life 💫 #impact #venture #startups
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Gemma Bloemen liked thisGemma Bloemen liked thisGlen Gowers and Oliver Vince realized early that we needed an internet of biology to train ai to understand biology. They saw that this already existed in nature, and so they started Basecamp Research to decode biodiversity on an epic scale. They now have the world's largest and most diverse database of proteins containing over 100 billion novel genes, all found in nature. And their proprietary EDEN models have already delivered some remarkable world firsts. Basecamp Research's database is n of 1. But I think what's often overlooked is that this would not exist without the most basic of human currency - trust. This team has been uniquely skilled at building trust in so many different countries and contexts. It's because of who they are (if you've met Glen and Oliver, you'll know why) and who they've brought into the company to lead on this, like Bupe Mwambingu and Emma Bolton. And because Basecamp Research's mission is one you just have to be a part of - to solve previously incurable diseases by unlocking biodiversity's immense and evolving repository of information. And do this in a way that biodiverse countries will receive $$$ by developing their genetic assets. Building a database like this is something that cannot be done by just throwing money at the wall. The team have built some very deep foundations here. When we lead the Series A in 2022 much of this was a dream but Glen and Oliver's hunger, focus and understanding of what it takes to build long-term trust in difficult places blew us away. If I think about the ways ai could be totally transformative in a positive way for human society, Basecamp Research is hard to beat - previously incurable diseases solved and a new way to value biodiversity. Absolutely thrilled for the team on their $140m Series C, led by Andy Conrad at S32. We're beyond excited for this next stage! (mega fist bump this morning with Rohit Sharma at True Ventures in Palo Alto. Rohit led Basecamp Research's seed, and also led the seed of Enveda, who announced a huge $311m series E today. What a legend!!) cc: Systemiq Capital
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