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FundFire highlights the launch of Seligman Ventures, Columbia Threadneedle’s new venture capital platform focused on artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and next-generation data center technologies.
Seligman Investments CIO Paul Wick discusses a changing market environment as investors increasingly differentiate between companies benefiting from long-term artificial intelligence adoption and those facing
Managing Partner Umesh Padval shares Seligman Ventures’ perspective on AI innovation, enterprise adoption, and venture investing—read the full interview to learn more.
Exaforce raised $125M to advance real-time AI cybersecurity, with participation from Seligman Ventures—read more about the company and the round here.
Paul Wick says investors are becoming less focused on the sheer scale of AI spending by big tech and more concerned about whether those investments
Seligman Ventures CIO Paul Wick is quoted in Bloomberg on the resurgence of mega-cap tech, highlighting the durability of AI-driven earnings and market leadership—read more
EPIC Microsystems announced a $21 million oversubscribed Series A led by Seligman Ventures to accelerate commercialization of its vertical power delivery architecture for next‑generation AI
Axios Pro reports that EPIC Microsystems raised a $21 million Series A led by Seligman Ventures as demand accelerates for more efficient power delivery in
Modiqo raised $3M in pre-seed funding, with participation from Seligman Ventures, to develop memory-driven AI agent learning—read more about this emerging approach here.