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Typhoon Digital Development

Typhoon Digital Development (TDD) Venture Fund was established in 2013 through the consolidation of several IT companies. The Fund manages a portfolio worth...

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Typhoon Digital Development

Typhoon Digital Development (TDD) Venture Fund was established in 2013 through the consolidation of several IT companies. The Fund manages a portfolio worth over $10 million. It has expertise in various IT segments and has made one investment in Brain4Net as part of their Series A on August 14, 2018.

General information

Firm type

Generalist

Year founded

2013

Location

Region

Europe

Country

Russia

City

Moscow

Corporate office

Moscow, Russia

Principals

Oleg Bratishko

Managing Partner

Alexander Kabakov

Managing Partner

Anatoly Gusev

Managing Partner

Sector focus

Enterprise SoftwareAI/MLCybersecurity

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment decisions at Typhoon Digital Development?

Three managing partners share decision-making: Oleg Bratishko, Alexander Kabakov, and Anatoly Gusev. Kabakov brings direct entrepreneurial experience from co-founding NTechLab, a facial-recognition technology company, and Palabra AI. No single CIO or investment committee separate from the founding partners has been identified in public records.

Which sectors does Typhoon Digital Development explicitly avoid?

No explicit negative sector screen is publicly stated by the firm. However, its confirmed portfolio and exit history — Brain4Net, NPF Berkut, TDM TECH — concentrate in enterprise infrastructure, cybersecurity, and network technology. Consumer internet, life sciences, and hardware beyond networking equipment do not appear in its disclosed activity.

What was the significance of the Brain4Net exit?

Brain4Net, an SD-WAN and network virtualization platform, was acquired by Kaspersky Lab in 2021 after earlier interest from Rostelecom. The exit validated Typhoon's model of building deep-tech startups for integration by large Russian technology and telecom enterprises. It remains the firm's most visible deal in the public domain.

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