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⁠Ramzi Rizk⁠⁠ (WIP Capital)⁠⁠: The alpha is in sci-fi, not SaaS

EUVC · 2026-06-19 · 33 min

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The next generation of great founders will be scientists and engineers. That's the argument of ⁠Ramzi Rizk⁠ , General Partner at ⁠WIP Capital⁠ , a €10 million solo-GP fund backing scientists and engineers at the intersection of bio, neuro and foundational AI. In this episode, ⁠Andreas Munk Holm⁠ speaks with Ramzi about why the biggest opportunities in venture are moving beyond SaaS, how AI is accelerating scientific discovery and why founders with deep technical expertise may have an advantage in building the next generation of category-defining companies. The conversation explores Ramzi's recent visit to the Asilomar neurotechnology conference, Europe's opportunity in deep science, the idea that the natural world is becoming computable and the lessons he's learned from building companies, making more than 60 angel investments and launching WIP Capital.

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