Oxford Science Enterprises is an independent investment company that finds, funds, and builds transformational science and technology companies emerging from Oxford research.
The funding will support team growth and product development for energy storage and electric vehicles.
"As we grow our climate and clean energy platform, investing in Brill Power is an exciting move into energy storage technologies that are crucial to enable an increase of renewables on the power grid, electrification of transport, and to power our homes, businesses and key infrastructure. Through extended lifetimes, improved safety, and waste reduction, Brill Power’s work is setting a new standard for how to store and use clean power to accelerate progress to our net zero emissions goals."
— John Bromley, Managing Director - Clean Energy Strategy
The financing was co-led by Lansdowne Partners and The University of Tokyo Edge Capital Partners.
"Quantum computing promises to be the next frontier of innovation, and OQC, with its state-of-the-art Coaxmon technology, aims to integrate the forefront of modern physics into our everyday lives. UTEC is honoured to be part of OQC’s mission of making quantum technology accessible to all and will support OQC’s expansion into Asia-Pacific through collaborations with academia including the University of Tokyo, and partnerships with Japan’s leading financial and tech corporations."
The Series A round was led by Octopus Ventures, Oxford Science Enterprises, Quantonation, and Verve Ventures.
"Light has a huge part to play in the future of quantum computing as an effective, scalable resource. Our mission is to put photonic systems in the hands of users today so that we deliver value in the short as well as long term,"
The financing round was co-led by Lansdowne Partners, Oxford Science Enterprises, and Parkwalk Advisors.
"Global agriculture needs a new Green Revolution if we are to feed the world sustainably. Being able to control weeds is critical to both yield and the cost of production in most crops and new herbicide modes of action are essential. It’s very exciting to see moa starting to play its part in this new revolution by advancing so far in such little time."
The seed round was co-led by Cambridge Innovation Capital and Oxford Science Enterprises to accelerate the development of photonic artificial intelligence processors.
"Salience Labs brings together deep domain expertise in photonics, electronics and CMOS manufacture."
