Enterprise software will no longer be designed with humans in mind, upending the sector and putting incumbents and even startups at risk.

Corporate VCs expect the needs of AI data centres and US deregulation to boost energy funding, with grid tech and nuclear among the winners.

CVCs invested over 50% more dollars in transport year-on-year, while they train their eye on connected industries in 2025

GCV has looked through our data to find the busiest investors in corporate venture capital. Here's how and where they invested in 2024.

From Northvolt’s staggering $14bn failure to crypto crashes and biotech struggles, 2024 has been a brutal year for corporate-backed startups facing financial, operational, and market pressures.

AI funding rounds commanded huge prices in 2024, but corporate investors also made large bets in healthcare, energy and robotics.

The Nato Innovation Fund has made a dozen investments in dual-use technologies that are already deployed in areas of conflict and with allies' armed forces.

Rounds are getting bigger and investors want to see more earlier, but the distinction between them is still important.

Longer hours and better tech are changing the way people trade, and the way CVCs need to search for innovation.

Brazil’s central bank is great at working with innovative technology, and hopefully others in LatAm will follow suit, says Torq’s Thiago Iglesias.