
Augur invests early in the intersection of energy and AI: AI that runs the world's energy systems, and the energy infrastructure that runs AI.[1]Augur Capital Management (via Cision Newswire)Augur Launches Inaugural Energy AI Fund: Advancing the AI to power energy, and the energy to power AIPress release, Apr 8, 2024[2]Deeptech DecodedGraeme Harrison on energy as the primary input for AI (09:27)Episode Graeme launched Augur Energy AI Fund I in April 2024, investing from pre-seed to Series A.[1]Augur Capital Management (via Cision Newswire)Augur Launches Inaugural Energy AI Fund: Advancing the AI to power energy, and the energy to power AIPress release, Apr 8, 2024 Fund I backed Pano AI, Daedaline and HyLight, before the word neocloud existed.[1]Augur Capital Management (via Cision Newswire)Augur Launches Inaugural Energy AI Fund: Advancing the AI to power energy, and the energy to power AIPress release, Apr 8, 2024[3]Deeptech DecodedGraeme Harrison on Fund I predating the term neocloud (30:05)Episode Fund II holds Simply Silicon, InferX, ThermAI and Beyond Reach Labs.[4]Augur VCAugur VC websiteCompany Augur works out of Calgary and San Francisco.[4]Augur VCAugur VC websiteCompany The fund also gave him a platform to incubate Simply Silicon, the operating company he now runs, which deploys air-gapped inference networks for major North American cities.[5]Deeptech DecodedGraeme Harrison on running Augur VC and Simply Silicon (07:16)Episode[6]Simply SiliconSimply Silicon websiteCompany Its Calgary site is a downtown district heating plant with 12 megawatts of unused electrical capacity.[7]Deeptech DecodedGraeme Harrison on the Calgary district heating plant site (40:09)Episode[6]Simply SiliconSimply Silicon websiteCompany

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Graeme Harrison is a founding investment partner of Augur VC, an early-stage fund investing at the intersection of energy and AI.[1]Augur Capital Management (via Cision Newswire)Augur Launches Inaugural Energy AI Fund: Advancing the AI to power energy, and the energy to power AIPress release, Apr 8, 2024 He was previously president of Harvest Builders, the Calgary venture studio.[1]Augur Capital Management (via Cision Newswire)Augur Launches Inaugural Energy AI Fund: Advancing the AI to power energy, and the energy to power AIPress release, Apr 8, 2024[8]Calgary.techHarvest Builders appoints Graeme Harrison as PresidentPress, Dec 12, 2022
A venture firm running the Augur Energy AI Funds out of Calgary and San Francisco.[4]Augur VCAugur VC websiteCompany It invests at pre-seed, seed and Series A in AI infrastructure and the applications built next to it.[4]Augur VCAugur VC websiteCompany[1]Augur Capital Management (via Cision Newswire)Augur Launches Inaugural Energy AI Fund: Advancing the AI to power energy, and the energy to power AIPress release, Apr 8, 2024
Two directions of the same trade: AI solutions that strengthen and balance energy infrastructure, and the energy infrastructure that powers the next wave of AI.[1]Augur Capital Management (via Cision Newswire)Augur Launches Inaugural Energy AI Fund: Advancing the AI to power energy, and the energy to power AIPress release, Apr 8, 2024 Graeme's framing at the fund's launch was that energy AI is the next trillion-dollar market.[1]Augur Capital Management (via Cision Newswire)Augur Launches Inaugural Energy AI Fund: Advancing the AI to power energy, and the energy to power AIPress release, Apr 8, 2024
Fund I companies include Pano AI for wildfire detection, Daedaline for energy infrastructure M&A and HyLight for methane monitoring by autonomous airship.[1]Augur Capital Management (via Cision Newswire)Augur Launches Inaugural Energy AI Fund: Advancing the AI to power energy, and the energy to power AIPress release, Apr 8, 2024 Fund II includes Simply Silicon, InferX, ThermAI and Beyond Reach Labs.[4]Augur VCAugur VC websiteCompany
The operating company Graeme incubated out of the fund and now runs.[5]Deeptech DecodedGraeme Harrison on running Augur VC and Simply Silicon (07:16)Episode It deploys air-gapped inference networks for major cities across North America, starting from a downtown Calgary district heating plant with 12 megawatts of unused electrical capacity.[6]Simply SiliconSimply Silicon websiteCompany[5]Deeptech DecodedGraeme Harrison on running Augur VC and Simply Silicon (07:16)Episode[7]Deeptech DecodedGraeme Harrison on the Calgary district heating plant site (40:09)Episode
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