Stormbreaker Ventures built the last infrastructure cycle for AT&T, Qualcomm, and Bell Canada.
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The physical buildout of AI is accelerating across chips, memory, networking, storage, data centers, robotics, and edge infrastructure. As factories go up in Ohio and Te…
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Stormbreaker Ventures
Stormbreaker is an early-stage venture fund focused on capital-efficient startups.
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- Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
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- San Francisco, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Stormbreaker Ventures
Stormbreaker is an early stage venture firm focused on the mobility sector, encompassing consumer devices, industrial devices and sensors, transport, security, computing and networking, and associated services. Their team consists of veteran operators and investors who have over 120+ years of aggregate experience and a track record with highlights that include 14 unicorn investments. Stormbreaker brings a new level of rigor to the venture capital ecosystem providing a world-class set of tools and resources to their founders - their Founder Success™ Platform. They have built a strong international network and top international companies are now eager to have Stormbreaker as the first US VC on their cap table. Stormbreaker has more than 40 active portfolio companies who have raised more than $500 million of follow-on capital post the Stormbreaker investment.
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Stormbreaker Ventures invested at the earliest stage in companies building the network layer.
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Stormbreaker Ventures backed InfiniG's neutral-host infrastructure on CBRS spectrum before shared connectivity was a category anyone was writing about.
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Stormbreaker Ventures backed Teal Communications, Inc. in Fund I.
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