Frontier Builders Dinner with TSVC @ SGLang Summit
An dinner and roundtable exploring the infrastructure, tools, and architectures frontier labs won't build.
Join TSVC for a curated, private roundtable dinner bringing together systems researchers, engineers, and founders from frontier AI labs and SpaceX.
Our discussion centers on a single focal question:
What should exist that frontier labs won't build?
We will explore the critical infrastructure, independent systems, and category-defining companies needed across the broader computing and Physical AI landscapes.
Featured Guests
Li Fan — Director of Engineering at Exa.AI — Leading systems and neural search infrastructure
Technical Founders who transitioned out of frontier labs to build category-defining ventures
Eugene Zhang & Lisheng Wang — Founding Partner and General Partner at TSVC, early seed partners to teams at Zoom, Carta, RadixArk, d-Matrix, and Exa.AI
Day-Of
Format: Seated roundtable over curated dining.
Access: Complimentary; approval and 24-hour advance confirmation required.
Transportation: Dedicated one-way shuttle transportation from Fort Mason may be coordinated based on guest RSVP requests. Nearby public parking available.
Doors open 6:00 pm.
Requesting an Invitation
To maintain a genuine, interactive conversation, capacity will strictly limited. Applying via this page registers your interest. Invitations and table confirmations are extended on a rolling basis.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you!
About TSVC
TSV Capital (TSVC), founded in 2010 and formerly known as TEEC Angel Fund, is a Silicon Valley seed-stage venture firm focused on backing exceptional technical founders at the earliest stages of company building.
Founded by serial entrepreneurs and engineers, TSVC has invested in more than 200 early-stage companies, helping build over 12 unicorns and several publicly listed firms, including Zoom, Carta, d-Matrix and Exa.AI. We are known for partnering early with founders tackling difficult technical challenges and building companies with global impact.
Today TSVC focuses on the next wave of innovation at the intersection of AI, robotics, advanced manufacturing, and energy systems. We believe the coming decade will see artificial intelligence expand beyond software into what we call the Physical AI economy—where intelligent machines, autonomous systems, and next-generation infrastructure reshape the real world.