Constructor Capital announced it has officially closed its first fund at $110 million, with plans to invest globally in Seed- and Series A-stage startups across DeepTech, SoftwareTech, and EdTech.
The firm said Fund I is designed to help founders turn scientific breakthroughs and advanced software into businesses that can scale internationally. It will target investments of roughly $1 million to $10 million per deal, typically leading or co-leading rounds.
Constructor Capital also positioned the vehicle as different from traditional venture funds, describing a “science-first” approach to sourcing, due diligence, and mentorship. The firm said its network includes more than 50 universities, including Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, ETH Zurich, and National University of Singapore, alongside “hundreds of leading researchers.”
Within DeepTech, Constructor Capital said it is backing next-generation computing architectures, including quantum and photonic systems, with an emphasis on technologies that enable optimization, advanced simulation, and energy-efficient computation. In software, the firm said it is focused on “New Software” platforms centered on AI-driven autonomy—systems designed to manage complex workflows and professional roles, not just assist humans.
The firm said its portfolio includes science-led companies working on advanced computing and systems. Examples cited include QuEra Computing Inc., described as a provider of neutral-atom quantum computers, and Lumai, which it said is developing 3D optical computing architectures to reduce the cost and energy use of AI inference. Other portfolio companies named include Gcore, Osome, and Vitrealab.
