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Rewired

Amit Jain's Rewired is a Swiss venture studio investing in robotics, AI, and esports, anchored by a €34M commitment to Team Vitality.

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Rewired

Rewired is a technology focused venture studio. We invest in applied science and esports ventures that can power the new economy whilst also doing good.

General information

Firm type

Venture Studio

Year founded

AUM

Undisclosed

Location

Region

Europe

Country

Switzerland

City

Nyon

Corporate office

Rue de la Porcelaine 13, 1260 Nyon, Switzerland

Principals

Amit Jain

CEO

Laurent Bischof

Director

Philippe Erwin

Chief Business Officer

Sean Kohli

Senior Commercial Advisor

Agathe Schwaar

Analyst

Sector focus

Robotics & AutomationAI/MLMedia & EntertainmentSensorsMobility & TransportationBionics

Frequently asked questions

How does Rewired source its applied-science ventures?

Rewired leverages its Swiss location and the networks of its investment team to identify ventures in robotics, machine vision, sensors, and neural interfaces. Director Laurent Bischof brings over 20 years of venture experience, including managing Polytech Ventures, a Swiss early-stage fund. The firm's Six Ds framework, based on Singularity University's exponential growth model, filters for ventures with the potential for rapid, disruptive scaling.

Is Rewired primarily a venture capital firm or an esports holding company?

Rewired operates as a venture studio with two distinct tracks. One track invests in growth-stage applied-science ventures developing component technologies for intelligent robotics. The other track makes concentrated investments in esports assets, most notably Team Vitality. The 2019 €34 million investment into Team Vitality was described by the firm as Europe's largest esports team investment, and the studio has since deepened its operational involvement through advisory appointments.

Does Rewired participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?

Based on public disclosures, Rewired makes direct investments in portfolio companies rather than committing to third-party funds. Its two known positions — the €34 million Team Vitality investment and its portfolio of applied-science ventures — represent direct capital deployment. The firm's venture-studio model, which emphasizes providing intellectual and financial capital, is consistent with direct investing.

What is Rewired's relationship with Team Vitality beyond the 2019 investment?

Rewired has deepened its relationship with Team Vitality since the 2019 investment. Senior Commercial Advisor Sean Kohli reshaped Team Vitality's international academy model and now holds a formal Senior Commercial Advisor role at the organization. Chief Business Officer Philippe Erwin serves as a board advisor to Team Vitality. The firm supported the esports organization's expansion into North America and its partnership with Saudi Arabia's Esports World Cup.

Which sectors does Rewired explicitly avoid?

Rewired's public materials focus exclusively on applied science for robotics and esports. The firm's six verticals — mapping and localization, esports, machine learning, robotics, sensor technologies, and bionics — suggest it avoids sectors outside the AI-enablement stack and competitive gaming media. There is no evidence of investment in enterprise SaaS, fintech, or life sciences outside the bionics vertical.

What investment stages does Rewired typically target?

Rewired targets growth-stage ventures that have proven product-market fit and show a path to exponential scaling. The firm's website references backing ventures with established future potential, and its Six Ds framework is applied to identify companies poised for rapid progression. The firm does not describe itself as a seed-stage or early-stage investor for its applied-science portfolio.

How is Rewired's esports investment thesis structured differently from a traditional media fund?

Rewired does not treat esports as a passive media investment. The firm's thesis integrates team ownership, operational advisory, and indirect infrastructure plays such as the blockchain-based PC game distribution platform Robot Cache, where Chief Business Officer Philippe Erwin was formerly general counsel. This approach positions esports as both a return-generating asset and a platform for testing and commercializing adjacent technologies.

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