The round was led by Fuel Ventures with participation from Manchester Angels and industry angels.
"We’ve seen it so many times that each deal is treated as if it is siloed from the rest of the GTM – this doesn’t and shouldn’t have to be the case. The answer to any deal is there, just no one knows how to find it – Doris does."
Winfred reads them overnight, pulls out the facts, checks them against Companies House and files them. It was built by C8VA, who do the same kind of work for other businesses: turning messy, unstructured material into something you can search, count and rely on.
The London fintech closed its SEIS tranche in under seven weeks as it builds institutional-grade evaluation tools.
"We believe institutional investors need a much deeper understanding of whether an investment strategy is genuinely robust before capital is deployed. Historical performance alone can conceal overfitting, instability, deterioration and other risks. Atlas Prime is designed to give allocators a forensic view of those weaknesses and help them make better-informed investment decisions."
The round was backed by a syndicate of investors including Aligned Syndicate, Leeds Angels, and Arx Ventures.
"At the moment, models can’t verify themselves. So when a bank, for example, ships machine-written code into production, that’s on the model’s word that it’s safe."
The University of Surrey spin-out secured early-stage backing to expand its computational fluid dynamics technology.
"The S100 Angel Investment Club and SETsquared Surrey have been instrumental in helping us take Morpheus from university research towards a commercial product. The S100 Club connected us with experienced angel investors at exactly the right stage, and the wider support from SETsquared Surrey and Surrey Research Park has helped us build the foundations of a growing business. This investment is an important step towards bringing accurate, accessible fluid simulation to market, helping companies large and small to mitigate the risks of climate change and bring new and more efficient products to market."