Dubai Future District Fund commits as LP to Matter Venture Partners’ $450 million Fund II

By Public Technologies
  • Dubai Future District Fund Investments committed as a limited partner to Matter Venture Partners’ second fund, which closed in September 2026.
  • The fund raised USD 450 million to back HardTech startups building AI’s physical layer, including chips, robotics, networking hardware, and energy systems.
  • Matter targets long-cycle, capital-intensive scale-ups where funding supports tooling, supply chains, and volume manufacturing rather than software-style go-to-market.
  • The firm is led by founding managing partner Wen Hsieh, a former Kleiner Perkins general partner who ran its HardTech practice.


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