United States Innovative Technology
Est. dry powder
$814.5M
Raised, not yet invested
AUM
—
Not reported
Latest fund
$2.6M
USIT AC I
Est. cheque size
$100K–
From fund sizes
Deals, last 12 months
5
Last seen investing Sep 2026
About United States Innovative Technology
United States Innovative Technology is a US-based venture capital firm that invests in growth and early-stage companies in quantum computing, artificial intelligence, cyber, satellites, biotechnology, defense, and space sectors across the US.
- Type
- Venture Capital Firm
- Headquarters
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US
- Stages
- Series ASeries BSeries CSeries DSeries ESeries FEarly Stage
- Est. cheque size
- $100K–$57.8M
- Sectors
- Information Technology, Diversified
- Regions
- North America
- Strategies
- Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A
Where they invest
From deals and portfolio companies on record
Most frequent rounds
- Series B7
- Series C7
- Series E5
- Series D3
- Series F3
Across 27 deals
Portfolio sectors
- Software9
- Aerospace1
- Automobiles, Other Vehicles & Parts1
- Biotechnology1
- Defence1
Across 17 companies
Portfolio countries
- US17
Across 17 companies
Recent investments
Newest 5 of 27
- Series E$1B
Stoke Space Technologies, Inc.
Sep 2026 · Series E
- Series B$100M
Thea Energy Inc.
May 2026 · Series B
- Series B$500M
Nexthop AI
Mar 2026 · Series B
- Series C$184M
Oxide Computer Company
Dec 2025 · Series C
- Series E$1.4B
Lambda, Inc.
Nov 2025 · Series E
Offices
3 locations
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USHQ
- Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, US
- Pasadena, California, US
Questions about United States Innovative Technology
How much does United States Innovative Technology invest per deal?
Based on the size of its funds, United States Innovative Technology writes estimated cheques of $100K–$57.8M. Lead cheques usually sit at the top of that range and follow-on cheques lower.
What stages does United States Innovative Technology invest in?
United States Innovative Technology has invested at Series A, Series B, Series C, Series D, Series E and Series F. Its most frequent rounds on record are Series B, Series C and Series E.