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Super How
SUPER HOW? is a research and development company based in Vilnius, Lithuania. It focuses on emerging technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence,...
Super How
SUPER HOW? is a research and development company based in Vilnius, Lithuania. It focuses on emerging technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, extended reality, and quantum computing. The company designs and develops technology products for areas including transaction processing, e-health, digital identity protection, and supply chain.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2018
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Lithuania
City
Vilnius
Corporate office
Vilnius, Lithuania
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who leads investment and technical decisions at SUPER HOW?
SUPER HOW? does not publicly name a CEO, CIO, or managing partner on its primary web presence. The firm emphasizes its collective of senior engineers and architects across cryptography, AI, and governance domains. Allocators conducting due diligence should clarify whether a single investment committee or founder-led structure governs capital deployment.
Does SUPER HOW? operate as a venture fund or a technology builder?
SUPER HOW? functions as a hybrid: it co-founds ventures through its Super3 Studio, deploys capital from an internal group-wide portfolio, and builds the underlying technology itself. This research-and-build model means it takes direct equity stakes in the infrastructure it creates rather than operating as a third-party venture capital LP.
How does SUPER HOW? source its venture opportunities?
Deal flow originates primarily from the firm's own R&D roadmap and the Super3 co-creation studio, where founders bring ideas that SUPER HOW? helps architect, prototype, and scale. This internal pipeline reduces reliance on third-party introductions and aligns with the firm's preference for deep technical control over portfolio companies.
Which sectors does SUPER HOW? explicitly avoid?
SUPER HOW? does not publish a negative sector list. Its focus domains — sovereign finance, defense, identity, and cultural heritage — suggest it avoids sectors where compliance, scale, and public-interest alignment cannot be engineered at national-grade infrastructure levels. Consumer crypto and speculative DeFi without institutional backing appear absent from its known portfolio.
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