Building and investing in early-stage startups across healthcare, AI & software, consumer tech, deep tech, and more.

New York, NY
Joined June 2019
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Helicon is building factories to industrialize composites. We raised a $16.5M seed round led by @alley_corp (@abemurray /@JonesBrannon) with participation from @joshbuckley, @chalfs, @gokulr and other top investors. We’re ramping production at our factory in Los Angeles to deliver against millions of unmanned systems that need to be built domestically. We're building a world class team. Join us. helicon.tech
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AlleyCorp retweeted
This is a team to watch Composite parts for western drones, made in America, more than competitive with China - what's not to like 🦾 Incredible team (and if you've met them you know this!) did this first for F1 cars, now taking best in class materials and manufacturing to scale Going to be a wild ride 📈
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So excited for this! If you were there for DTNY'26 you know it was the must-attend deep tech event in the northeast. DTNY'27 is going to be even better! Going to be incredible speakers sharing the future they are building. Folks leading the charge on this amazing moment of technological acceleration, telling the rest of us about it! Sign up / get your tickets → we are absolutely selling out this year
Deep Tech New York is back! 🦾 Get your tickets for DTNY 2027 -- taking place April 15th in Brooklyn -- for another day of mind-bending ideas, extraordinary speakers, and the founders building the future. Check out DTNY.co for more, or use the direct registration link below.
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Deep Tech New York is back! 🦾 Get your tickets for DTNY 2027 -- taking place April 15th in Brooklyn -- for another day of mind-bending ideas, extraordinary speakers, and the founders building the future. Check out DTNY.co for more, or use the direct registration link below.
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We're back! DTNY 2027 is shaping up to be an unmissable day. If you're a part of the deep tech community -- in NYC or anyone in the world -- this is one to add to your calendar. April 15, 2027. Brooklyn. See you there! 🦾
Deep Tech New York is back! 🦾 Get your tickets for DTNY 2027 -- taking place April 15th in Brooklyn -- for another day of mind-bending ideas, extraordinary speakers, and the founders building the future. Check out DTNY.co for more, or use the direct registration link below.
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Kevin Ryan / @tferriss on deep tech: → 10-year trends - hot now means too late → 2nd order effects - assume trend, then what? → nuclear wasn't hot - no policy path, pre-capex build out ⇒ we co-lead Valar's seed → robots will scale - 100-10,000x / single-task / factories first → e-com is solved - nuclear, cancer, energy aren't. "There is no next internet" 😂 Same for compute. Let's build 🦾
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AlleyCorp retweeted
NEW podcast episode is up! "How to Spot 10-Year Trends and Build Billion-Dollar Companies — Kevin Ryan of DoubleClick, MongoDB, Business Insider, and Many More" Kevin Ryan is one of the leading entrepreneurs and investors in New York. Often called the “Godfather of NYC tech,” he is the founder and CEO of AlleyCorp, a New York based venture capital firm that incubates and invests across healthcare, AI and software, consumer tech, deep tech, and more. Kevin is also the co-founder of several notable companies including MongoDB, Business Insider, Zola, Gilt Groupe, and Transcend Therapeutics. Earlier in his career, Kevin was the CEO of DoubleClick, which he helped grow from a 20-person startup to a publicly-traded company with more than 1,500 employees. Please enjoy!
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This one's a must listen! 🎧 Kevin Ryan recently sat down with the legendary @tferriss for a wide-ranging conversation on tech, building companies, and spotting 10-year trends. Check it out in the links below!
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AlleyCorp retweeted
our MLE and Data Scientist exploring PCB simulation pipelines. Probably nothing.
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Anti data center people are anti human flourishing people Build data centers, build power plants, build houses Build. Build abundance. Build the future.
"We were a dying little town." AI and data centers are saving the small towns everybody else left for dead -- and I hope the people trying to stop that from happening have trouble sleeping at night
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This is an opportunity to work with SONAT SEN himself! Legendary nuclear engineer, critical to the most impactful nuclear projects of this century. And, you get to do that at the world’s most hardware-focused nuclear startup. Truly a generational opportunity
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We raised $6.5M from AlleyCorp, defy.vc, Headline, Refashiond, Henry Ford III, Paul Vogel, and others. This accelerates our creation of the infinite workforce–automating American warehouses and solving the toughest bottlenecks in sorting, picking, and kitting. Thanks to everyone who believed in us, along with our incredible team that will show up at 6am, or midnight, to support our customers’ shifts. With the new funding, we are expanding robotics roles, operations, and sales! Read more in Rya Jetha's article for @BusinessInsider .
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🔥 Novel Materials Made 🔥 Do AI-driven SDLs work? Hell yes they do. Here are the results of our materials beating the brakes off industry leading C-103, an alloy that has powered the space industry since the 1960s. Materials discovery and development has changed. Welcome to the future.
RAI-939 outperformed industry-leading aerospace material C103 by 125x. In a head-to-head torch test, Purdue Applied Research Institute confirmed that Radical AI’s RAI-939 sample exhibited superior environmental survivability to C103. C103 has been in use since the Apollo program, but its performance limitations and constrained supply have fueled a decades-long search for a replacement. Our lab discovered that replacement in just 16 weeks. Now, we aim to scale up production of the alloy to make bigger components.
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Valar has often been criticized for its fast pace. They say you can't go fast in nuclear... So I asked my friend Darren to sit down with three people who have half a century of experience in nuclear programs all over the world, and ask them a question: Are we going too fast?
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New tools, new automations, new capabilities. We are upgrading the entirety of SystemOne in our new facility, building a lab that has never been built before in the materials industry. This week — sample preparation. We went from the crappy tool on the left, with a throughput of 1 sample per day, to the tool on the right, achieving a throughput of 1 sample every 26 mins. This was only possible because of close collaboration with the tool provider, including a custom design that enables this speed of operation. The future of materials starts @RadicalAI 🔥
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Valar Atomics CEO @isaiah_p_taylor says he doesn't need a technical edge to win. "We want this reactor to be as simple as possible. If we could just staple this thing together from Ikea, then this would be a trillion-dollar company much faster." "There are two philosophies that we use in building the reactors. We either try to buy things that are completely off the shelf or we make it ourselves." "We're trying to go 100x faster than the nuclear industry has ever gone before. So if we're plugging too deeply into the existing network, it's not going to work that well. We want to use off-the-shelf things and make things ourselves when we can't buy something off the shelf." "The nuclear industry is full of very smart people. It's full of physics people, PhDs, and people who have spent their life doing complex analysis, and they actually want something that is a little bit complicated. It's an ego thing to design something that is complicated and looks very sophisticated... It's our preference that [our reactors] are so simple that somebody with a nuclear PhD looks at it and says, 'That's like a toy,' and it's great because people make toys in the millions."
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