Zipline is a robotics and logistics company that designs, manufactures, and operates autonomous delivery drones to transport medical supplies, e-commerce goods, and other critical items quickly and sustainably around the world.

Privateer is a space technology company co-founded by Alex Fielding and Steve Wozniak that builds data infrastructure and mapping systems to track and manage objects in Earth’s orbit, aiming to make space operations safer and more sustainable.

Circle Internet Financial is a global fintech company that issues the USDC stablecoin and provides blockchain-based payments, treasury, and financial infrastructure solutions for businesses, enabling seamless movement of money across traditional and digital economies.

IPO completed in June 2025.

Ripple is a blockchain-based technology company that develops payment and liquidity solutions—most notably the XRP Ledger and RippleNet—to enable fast, low-cost, and cross-border money transfers for financial institutions.

Carbon is a 3D printing technology company that developed the Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) platform, enabling the rapid production of high-performance polymer parts for industries such as automotive, healthcare, and consumer goods through a combination of hardware, software, and advanced materials science.

Hexembio is a biotech company developing a rejuvenation therapy that uses a synthetic “yolk-sac” niche to restore and expand aged hematopoietic (blood) stem cells, aiming to improve immune, blood-cell, and organ health.

HeartFlow is a medical technology company that uses advanced AI and computational fluid dynamics to create 3D models of patients’ coronary arteries from CT scans, enabling noninvasive assessment of blood flow and aiding physicians in diagnosing and managing coronary artery disease.

IPO completed in August, 2025.

Piction Health is a digital health company that uses artificial intelligence and board-certified dermatologists to provide fast, affordable, and accurate online diagnosis and treatment for skin conditions through a teledermatology platform.

Jona Health (often branded as Jona) is a health-tech startup that offers an at-home gut microbiome testing kit and uses AI to analyze an individual’s microbiome profile, link it to scientific literature, and deliver personalized diet, lifestyle, and wellness recommendations.

Axiom Space is a private aerospace company building the world’s first commercial space station while also conducting crewed missions to the International Space Station (ISS), providing astronaut training, mission management, and in-orbit research services for governments and private clients.

Argo Space Corp. is a U.S.-based space technology company focused on designing reusable in-space transport and mobility vehicles — notably the “Argonaut” — that use water as a propellant and aim to enable affordable, responsive movement of payloads across Earth orbit and toward the Moon.

Lightmatter is a semiconductor company pioneering photonic computing technology that uses light, rather than electricity, to perform data processing and chip-to-chip communication—enabling faster, more energy-efficient AI computation and data transfer for large-scale data centers.

PsiQuantum is a quantum-computing company based in Palo Alto that is developing silicon-photonic hardware and manufacturing infrastructure to build a fault-tolerant, million-qubit quantum computer at commercial scale.

Junevity is a biotechnology company that uses its “RESET” platform—combining large-scale human omics data, AI/ML, and siRNA therapeutics targeting transcription factors—to “reset” cells affected by aging and disease, with initial programs in type 2 diabetes, obesity, frailty and other age-related conditions.

AMPLY Discovery is a Northern Ireland-based biotech startup (spun out of Queen’s University Belfast) that uses AI, next-generation sequencing and synthetic biology to mine natural biological diversity and rapidly generate novel therapeutic molecules (including peptides, proteins and RNAi) for hard-to-treat diseases.

Samara Aerospace is a U.S.-based space-technology company that develops the “Hummingbird” modular satellite bus and a novel attitude-control system called MSAC (Multifunctional Structures for Attitude Control), which replaces traditional reaction wheels by using actuated deployable panels for enhanced agility, reduced jitter, and lower mass and cost in small and medium satellites.