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Radical Ventures

US-based AI-focused venture capital firm investing in Orbital Industries' Series B.

Last refreshed: 7 July 2026 · Appears in 2 active topics

Key Question

Why is a Toronto AI fund backing both a video-AI startup and UK space hardware?

Timeline for Radical Ventures

#81 Jul

Joined TwelveLabs' round to back the sports-video vertical

Media's AI Pivot: TwelveLabs banks $100m for video AI
#1029 Jun
#628 May

Participated in $50m Series B

UK Startups and Innovation: Orbital's $50m raise has no UK lead
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Common Questions
What is Radical Ventures?
Radical Ventures is a Toronto-headquartered venture capital firm that invests specifically in artificial intelligence companies, from foundational research labs to applied AI startups.Source: event
Why did Radical Ventures invest in TwelveLabs?
Radical Ventures co-led TwelveLabs' $100m Series B, announced 1 July 2026, backing the video-understanding AI startup as it scaled headcount and formalised AWS as its cloud partner.Source: event
What other companies has Radical Ventures backed?
Beyond TwelveLabs, Radical Ventures has also backed UK deep-tech, including Orbital Industries' $50m Series B alongside Nvidia's NVentures.Source: event

Background

Radical Ventures co-led TwelveLabs' $100m Series B, announced 1 July 2026, backing the video-understanding AI startup as Amazon formalised AWS as its preferred cloud and headcount tripled to roughly 178.

Radical Ventures is a Toronto-headquartered venture capital firm that invests specifically in artificial intelligence companies, backing both foundational AI research labs and applied AI startups across sectors from enterprise software to life sciences.

Its UK activity extends beyond media AI: Radical Ventures has also backed British deep-tech, having taken part in Orbital Industries' $50m Series B alongside NVIDIA's NVentures . That spread, from a Toronto AI specialist writing cheques into UK space hardware and US video-understanding software alike, reflects how concentrated the pool of AI-literate venture capital has become.