US Innovative Technology (Thomas Tull)

Venture capital firm

Recent changes

  1. Aug 19, 2026New fund: US Innovative Technology Fund ($1.54B) SEC EDGAR Form D
  2. Sep 26, 2025Invested in Modular (Series C, $250M) SDxCentral
  3. Aug 27, 2025New fund: US Innovative Technology (Thomas Tull) Fund II SEC EDGAR Form D

Funds

2
FundVintageSizeStrategySource
US Innovative Technology (Thomas Tull) Fund II2025—Other
As of Aug 19, 2026SEC EDGAR Form D
US Innovative Technology Fund2022$1.54BOther
As of Aug 19, 2026SEC EDGAR Form D

Portfolio

2 total

Recent Investment Activity

1

Track record: led 1 and participated in 0 of 1 tracked venture round · led 1 Series C

DateCompanyEventRoleAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Sep 26, 2025ModularSeries CLed$250M$1.6BSDxCentral

Sector / Stage Activity

By sector (portfolio)
AI infra
1 · 50%
Space
1 · 50%

Co-Investors

12

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US Innovative Technology (Thomas Tull) FAQ

What is US Innovative Technology (Thomas Tull)'s latest fund?

US Innovative Technology Fund, closed at $1.54B (As of Aug 19, 2026; SEC EDGAR Form D).

What companies has US Innovative Technology (Thomas Tull) invested in?

US Innovative Technology (Thomas Tull)'s portfolio includes Stoke Space, Modular.

Who does US Innovative Technology (Thomas Tull) co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, US Innovative Technology (Thomas Tull) most often invests alongside Blockchain Capital (1 shared deal), Breakthrough Energy Ventures (1 shared deal), DFJ Growth (1 shared deal), Florida Funders (1 shared deal), General Catalyst (1 shared deal).

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