I'm excited by DeepTech
I grew up around engineers and scientists. That shaped how I see technology: not as a product category, but as a set of problems waiting to be solved at scale. The founders I back aren't building better versions of what exists. They're converting decades of scientific progress into real technology with global relevance. Rockets, humanoid robots, autonomous drones, nuclear fusion, next-generation memory chips. These aren't science projects. They're the infrastructure of the next century. And defensibility in deep tech isn't just about the technology. It's about the courage to attempt what most people don't believe is possible yet, and the discipline to execute it. Those two things together are rare. But combined, the opportunity is enormous.
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