PORTFOLIO UPDATE - Quantum Brilliance
devices. We expect that more agencies will launch plans to build mobile quantum devices, after Germany's Cyber Agency awarded us a joint contract to build the world’s first mobile quantum computer. We also expect significant advances in
defense, aerospace, automotive, mining and healthcare. Specific use cases will include GPS-free positioning and navigation, geophysical and infrastructure surveying, and medical imaging. This will drive demand for diamond quantum materials, components and integrated device
mainframes. It also eliminates the need for absolute zero temperature and complex laser systems. As such, diamond technology allows for smaller, portable quantum devices that can be used in all sorts of locations and environments, ultimately bringing us closer to scaling quantum
PORTFOLIO UPDATE - Quantum Brilliance
Marcus Doherty, Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at Quantum Brilliance predicts key trends in quantum technology in 2025 for The Quantum Insider as follow
In 2025, we predict diamond technology will become an increasing part of
overall industry conversation as more companies realize the potential of using diamond-based quantum systems in data centers and edge applications. The chief advantage to diamond technology is that it allows for room-temperature quantum computing, without the need for large
FOLLOW ON INVESTMENT - Ultratech Capital Partners, the Seed to Series A, Critical Technology investor backed by Damazein Family Office, is delighted to announce a follow on investment in Great Lakes Crystal Technologies (GLCT), a Michigan-based company develops and supplies of
single crystal diamond materials designed for high-tech applications.
Damian Perl, the founder of Ultratech said “We were very pleased to have backed GLCT in their previous round and to do so again now. Their diamond materials have multiple high-tech applications including in
Ultratech Capital Partners shortly launching next Fund investing in Critical Technology
Ultratech Capital Partners, based in Alexandria VA, will shortly launch Critical Technology Fund II, continuing the focus on investing in the Seed to Series A sweet spot, and having
successfully fully deployed its first fund in this space.
The firm, which was founded in 2020 as the technology investment arm of Damazein Family Office, has built a portfolio of 18 early stage portfolio companies that are critical to US national interest and cover such types as
NEW INVESTMENT - Ultratech Capital Partners, the Seed to Series B, Critical Technology investor backed by Damazein Family Office, is delighted to announce an investment in e-Zinc, a Toronto, Canada-based company enabling sustainable, long-duration energy storage with its zinc-air
battery.
Damian Perl, the founder and Chairman of Ultratech said “e-Zinc is producing utility-scale, long duration energy storage using safe, abundant and recyclable materials. We are delighted to support James Larsen and his compelling team at e-Zinc in accelerating their
PORTFOLIO UPDATE – e-Zinc Secures USD $31M in Series A2 Funding to Advance Commercialization Initiatives
New financing will enable e-Zinc to complete its pilot manufacturing facility and begin deploying commercial pilot projects of its long-duration energy storage system.
practical reality. It's a big deal and a compelling story, written in the context of our portfolio companies. Please click on the link here to enjoy the article. https://t.co/Lq3XZ1UPSt
ULTRATHINK
Damian Perl, Founder and General Partner of Ultratech writes: I am delighted to introduce the latest in our series of ‘UltraThink’ articles, written by David Gompert. In this piece, we focus on how smart investment is a vital step in making quantum computing a