MuleSoft Founder’s DIG Ventures Closes $120M Fund for AI Infrastructure

MuleSoft founder’s DIG Ventures closes $120M fund for AI infrastructure

DIG Ventures, the London-based firm led by MuleSoft founder Ross Mason, has closed its third fund at $120M. Fund III will back around 30 European pre-seed and seed-stage startups that build software infrastructure for AI. Its institutional backers include Horsley Bridge, Sofina, Granite and an unnamed US university endowment. The founders of Slack, Datadog, Nord […] This story continues at The Next Web

DIG Ventures raises $120m third fund to target Europe's AI infrastructure startups

European early-stage investor DIG Ventures has raised $120m for its third fund to target startups building the infrastructure underpinning the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence.

DIG Ventures closes $120M Fund III to back Europe’s AI infrastructure startups

European venture capital firm DIG Ventures has closed its third fund at $120 million to invest in early-stagecompanies building AI-native enterprise and cloud infrastructure. Fund III isbacked by limi...

UK entrepreneur raises $120m to back AI founders

British entrepreneur Ross Mason has raised $120 million to back founders building AI’s ‘engine room’ through his firm DIG Ventures. DIG was launched in 2018 and is led by Mason, founder of enterprise integration company MuleSoft, which Salesforce acquired for $6.5 billion; Melissa Klinger, former UK sales lead at MuleSoft; and Rytis Vitkauskas, founder of YPlan and a former partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners. The operator-led team brings fir…