The Next AI Platform Is the Factory Floor
By Arrif Asava, for Bombellii Ventures When most people think about AI, they think about ChatGPT, Claude, or software that helps people work faster. But some of AI’s biggest impact may happen far from the screen but on the factory floor. Manufacturing produced about 15% of global GDP in 2024 and 2025. The car we […]
AI Orchestration: The Layer Shaping Multi-Model AI
By María Constanza Herrera, For Bombellii Ventures Companies are using more AI models across teams and tasks, raising a new question: which model should handle each task, at what cost, and using how much to compute? That matters because compute is constrained and expensive to expand. So as AI usage grows, the opportunity is not […]
The Trust Transition of the Energy Economy
By Odilo Schwade Junior , For Bombellii Ventures From Securing People to Securing Everything For most of the internet’s life, security was built around people. A human logs into a bank, sends a message, approves a purchase, and cryptography wraps that transaction so no one who intercepts it can read it. Two things sit underneath […]
Software First: The Investable Layer of Quantum Computing
By Agnibha Bhattacharya, writing for Bombellii Ventures From Hardware Race to Revenue Reality Some problems do not get easier with a bigger classical computer. Simulating molecules and materials, or searching vast combinatorial spaces, scales exponentially: a wall no amount of conventional compute breaks economically. Quantum computing matters because it attacks exactly those problems differently: chemistry […]
The Coordination Layer
Rose Kozak, for Bombellii Ventures Every forecast of the next decade has the same two curves climbing: the number of autonomous machines, and the energy it takes to run them. Robots are moving off the factory floor and onto construction sites and the seabed. Teams of AI agents are multiplying inside insurers, retailers, and builders. […]
The Missing Learning Layer for Enterprise AI
Why company context and continually improving agents will create a new operational control plane By Gaby Cornejo, For Bombellii Ventures Why Enterprise AI Still Struggles to Learn the Business Businesses generate rich operating context every day: the judgment, exceptions, and outcomes that explain how work actually gets done. It lives in customer conversations, internal policies, […]
The Infrastructure Transition of the Orbital Economy
By Kelly T. Cooper, writing for Bombellii Ventures From Exploration to Economy For more than half a century, space was defined by exploration. Today it is being transformed by commercialization. Governments are no longer the sole builders of orbital infrastructure; commercial space stations, satellite constellations, servicing vehicles, logistics providers, and private capital are creating what […]
The Agentic AI Control Problem
Introduction: Capability Without Control Beneath the surface of the AI boom lies a more important question: not what these systems can do, but what happens when they act and we no longer fully understand or control those actions. Agentic AI, systems capable of planning, deciding, and executing autonomously, brings that question into sharp focus. The […]
Strategic Shift Toward Hydrological Computing
Human survival is measured in extremes: a few weeks without food, days without water, minutes without oxygen. Over the past 25 years, air quality has improved in many regions thanks to reductions in CO, NO₂, SO₂, lead, particulate matter, and the successful recovery of the ozone layer. Nonetheless, significant challenges remain; urban air pollution, wildfire […]
Are We Talking About Artificial Intelligence or About Ourselves?
In the past five years, headlines mentioning Artificial Intelligence have skyrocketed: from 110 per day in 2020 to over 2,100 per day in 2025. Alongside this surge, newer terms like AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) and Super Intelligence have entered the conversation, often without the rigor or clarity that science demands. The striking feature of the […]