Atlantica Ventures Has Backed Four African AI Infrastructure Startups in 18 Months. None of Them Build Models
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In eighteen months, Atlantica Ventures has led or co-led rounds for four African or Africa-linked startups building the underlying layers of AI infrastructure — semiconductor design talent, vector search, DevOps automation and compliance orchestration. It is a marked departure from the fintech- and logistics-heavy portfolio the Lagos firm assembled over its first five years. The [...]
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