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Pitch deck

Gensyn's pitch deck

The deck, and the round we watched Gensyn raise afterwards, with the investors each report named.

Gensyn is a London-based decentralized infrastructure company that focuses on creating the Network for Machine Intelligence. This protocol connects global computing hardware into a permissionless machine learning supercluster, making AI training and inference more accessible and affordable. Founded in 2020 by Ben Fielding and Harry Grieve, Gensyn operates a decentralized machine learning compute network that links independent GPU owners with developers in need of processing power. The company’s primary product is an open infrastructure layer for AI, which includes components for compute, secure data handling, and information exchange. Gensyn's network is powered by the native ERC-20 token, $AI, which facilitates various functions such as staking and payments. With a mission to democratize access to AI resources, Gensyn serves AI developers, researchers, financial organizations, and hardware contributors, creating a global marketplace for computing resources. The company has secured significant funding to advance its protocol and aims to expand the availability of machine learning capabilities worldwide.

12 slides4.9MBGBAI infrastructure

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What is in it

The deck, slide by slide

Each slide by what it argues. 12 slides against a median of 13 across the 1,712 decks we hold.

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  1. 1Cover
  2. 2Market
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  4. 4Problem
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  9. 9Product
  10. 10Team
  11. 11Contact
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  1. Dec 2025

Everyone who backed Gensyn

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The deck itself

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All 12 slides, each read for what it argues and set against the decks that raised at the same stage. The cover is shown here; the rest is read in the app.

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Investors who claim them

Firms listing Gensyn on their own portfolio page: the firm's own account rather than a round we watched. Weaker than an announcement, much stronger than a list somebody sold us.

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