The firm closed its latest fund focused on energy and climate-related companies adapting artificial intelligence technologies with $160 million, including commitments from two returning nonprofit investors.
The firm, which seeks to lead investments in early-stage software companies at seed and series A stages, has raised more than $350 million for its inaugural fund, including a commitment from at least one large endowment.
The university made a commitment with a venture fund-of-funds that invests in seed-stage start-up companies nationally with a focus on firms based in the Greater Cincinnati region.