C SQUARED’S PORTFOLIO COMPANIES

FINATECH STRUCTURED SOLUTIONS

rsz_nyc.jpg
 
 

FinaTech’s Patented Computational Technologies Unlock the Full Potential of the Private Equity Industry

FinaTech was recently granted patents on the core computational technologies that are used to structure PE funds today, opening the door to substantial royalties for the firm. FinaTech’s IP portfolio is the culmination of twenty-five years of dedicated development. Not only does it cover many of the computational technologies being used in the industry today, but it also opens the door to exciting new structured solutions. FinaTech’s new solutions would dramatically boost the returns that PE funds can deliver to their investors, while also unlocking access to trillions of dollars in untapped investor capital for fund managers. FinaTech’s new solutions would also enable PE funds to profit from a much wider range of assets, opening the door to a new era of growth for the private equity industry.

 

FATHYM

Robot%2BArm.jpg
 
 

Fathym Automates Cloud-Native Solution Development and Deployment for the Industrial Automation and Biotech Industries

Fathym has developed a proprietary AI-powered everything-as-code (EAC) platform for enterprise customers that significantly reduces the time and cost of developing and deploying advanced cloud-native solutions in the industrial automation and biotech industries. Fathym’s platform can be managed through a command line interface (CLI), graphic user interface (GUI), or AI bot, making it easy for enterprise technology providers to offer state-of-the-art products that their customers can integrate and customize for their own purposes.

 
 

MASSIVELY PARALLEL TECHNOLOGIES

Supercomputer.jpg
 
 

MPT Significantly Reduces Energy Consumption in the Cloud While Increasing the Speed That Code Runs on Multi-core Processors

In its early years, MPT developed some of our nation’s most advanced parallel processing technology for DARPA, attracting the commendation of computer science luminaries Gene Amdahl, who joined MPT’s science board at the time, and John Gustafson, who still advises the company on its IP portfolio. Today, MPT is developing the next generation of its technology for commercial use. Initial tests of MPT’s futuristic parallel processing technology indicate that it can significantly cut the energy consumption of large data centers by over ten-fold, while also dramatically increasing the processing speed of software running on multi-core processors in the cloud.