Tiny Super Computer Investment Company

Tiny Super Computer Investment Company

Tiny Super Computer Investment Company is a Berlin-based venture capital firm focused on early-stage startups. The firm invests at the pre-seed and seed stages, concentrating its capital on European technical founders working in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the infrastructure layers that power modern computation. The firm's strategy centers on generalist venture investing with a technical bent, targeting companies building foundational AI models, developer tools, and hardware-adjacent software. It writes initial checks of a few hundred thousand euros and reserves capital for follow-on rounds. The geographic focus is predominantly Germany and the broader European Union, though the firm has reviewed deals across the continent. Tiny Super Computer Investment Company maintains a lean team from its Berlin office. The firm has not publicly disclosed its total assets under management or aggregate deployment figures. It does not operate adjacent philanthropic or real-asset vehicles, and its principals have not publicized memberships in peer networks like Tiger 21 or R360. Structurally, the firm functions as a classic micro-VC — a small, partner-led entity without the multi-stage, multi-product architecture of larger platforms. This keeps decision-making centralized among its investment leads, who rely on their technical networks across Berlin's startup ecosystem for deal sourcing rather than a formalized institutional origination process.