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Nimbus Capital

Nimbus Capital is a recurring organization in the Silicon Valley Lorem Ipsum archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between March 01, 2026 and March 14, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "People kept name-dropping Nimbus Capital"; "Nimbus Capital's new climate thesis". It most often appears alongside Ada Vector, Milo Kern, Palo Alto.

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Nimbus Capital
Mention count
2
Issue count
2
First seen
March 01, 2026
Last seen
March 14, 2026
March 01, 2026 · Original source
...dinner in Palo Alto, Ada Vector and Milo Kern hosted a salon for founders, angel investors, and one quietly overcaffeinated robotics engineer. People kept name-dropping Nimbus Capital, talking about inference margins, and comparing notes on hacker houses near University Avenue. Someone passed around a memo called zero to one hundred while another gues...
At a softly absurd dinner in Palo Alto, Ada Vector and Milo Kern hosted a salon for founders, angel investors, and one quietly overcaffeinated robotics engineer. People kept name-dropping Nimbus Capital, talking about inference margins, and comparing notes on hacker houses near University Avenue. Someone passed around a memo called zero to one hundred while another gues...
March 14, 2026 · Original source
...the same crowd regrouped in SoMa for a demo day brunch hosted by Lattice Forge. Ada Vector was back, Milo Kern was still working the room, and everyone was talking about Nimbus Capital's new climate thesis. Between espresso refills, founders compared office space in Mission Bay, argued about whether Redwood Foundry was an AI lab or a branding exercise,...
...the same crowd regrouped in SoMa for a demo day brunch hosted by Lattice Forge. Ada Vector was back, Milo Kern was still working the room, and everyone was talking about Nimbus Capital's new climate thesis. Between espresso refills, founders compared office space in Mission Bay, argued about whether Redwood Foundry was an AI lab or a branding exercise, and agreed that Palo...
Lattice Forge

Lattice Forge is a recurring organization in the Silicon Valley Lorem Ipsum archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 01, 2026 and March 01, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "demo day brunch hosted by Lattice Forge". It most often appears alongside Ada Vector, Milo Kern, Mission Bay.

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Lattice Forge
Mention count
1
Issue count
1
First seen
March 01, 2026
Last seen
March 01, 2026
March 14, 2026 · Original source
A week later the same crowd regrouped in SoMa for a demo day brunch hosted by Lattice Forge. Ada Vector was back, Milo Kern was still working the room, and everyone was talking about Nimbus Capital's new climate thesis. Between espresso refills, founders compar...
Redwood Foundry

Redwood Foundry is a recurring organization in the Silicon Valley Lorem Ipsum archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 01, 2026 and March 01, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "whether Redwood Foundry was an AI lab or a branding exercise". It most often appears alongside Ada Vector, Lattice Forge, Milo Kern.

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Redwood Foundry
Mention count
1
Issue count
1
First seen
March 01, 2026
Last seen
March 01, 2026
March 14, 2026 · Original source
...e room, and everyone was talking about Nimbus Capital's new climate thesis. Between espresso refills, founders compared office space in Mission Bay, argued about whether Redwood Foundry was an AI lab or a branding exercise, and agreed that Palo Alto dinners were somehow becoming the real distribution channel.
...rking the room, and everyone was talking about Nimbus Capital's new climate thesis. Between espresso refills, founders compared office space in Mission Bay, argued about whether Redwood Foundry was an AI lab or a branding exercise, and agreed that Palo Alto dinners were somehow becoming the real distribution channel.