TLDR: Myriad Venture Partners has launched as a new early-stage venture capital firm focused on artificial intelligence (AI), clean technology, and enterprise business-to-business software. The firm has raised an initial $100 million in capital commitments from investors, with Xerox Holding Corp. serving as its anchor investor. Myriad aims to guide companies to strategic and financial partners and invest in businesses that meet its criteria for long-term value creation. The firm’s Advisory Council, featuring corporate partners Xerox and HCL Technologies Ltd., will provide market validation for portfolio startups. Myriad has already backed 14 AI, clean tech, and B2B software companies with its first fund.
Unleashing $100M: Myriad Venture Partners Empowers AI and Clean Tech
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