Sami Rusani
AI strategist & researcher. Frontier technology investor & fund manager.
I run 900 Labs, an AI research institute producing enterprise-grade intelligence on AI deployment and strategy, and Type3 Capital, a frontier technology investment firm providing licensed corporate finance advisory and fund management. My work sits at the intersection of AI, capital allocation, and market structure - identifying what's next in technology and figuring out how to operationalize it.
Focus areas
AI Strategy & Research
AI is only useful when it changes decisions and outcomes. Through 900 Labs, I lead deep-research programs on enterprise AI execution, build multi-agent AI systems, and produce proprietary intelligence on why most enterprise AI initiatives fail - and what the successful ones do differently.
Capital Allocation & Market Structure
How value actually moves: liquidity, incentives, positioning, and structural edge. This informs both our fund's investment decisions and the strategic advice I provide to portfolio companies and founders. I manage capital for institutions and high-net-worth investors through Type3 Capital's SPC structure.
Frontier Technology & Digital Assets
Deep experience across digital assets, tokenization, and decentralized infrastructure - with a focus on what's genuinely investable, what survives institutional diligence, and where value accrues. Active since 2013.
Selected experience
Founded 900 Labs, an AI research institute producing enterprise-grade intelligence on AI deployment, strategy, and execution (www.900labs.com)
Built multi-agent AI systems and autonomous research workflows for enterprise-grade analytical output
$100M+ raised and deployed across ventures, transactions, and fund formation
Launched and manage fund strategies under an SPC structure focused on frontier technologies and digital assets
Three exits. Partnerships with Mastercard, Sony, Pernod Ricard, and others
15+ years across AI, fund management, venture investing, and commercial leadership spanning Europe, the US, and the Middle East
Principles I operate by
Risk first
Upside matters, but survivability matters more.
Structure beats story
Incentives, liquidity, and governance decide outcomes.
Execution is strategy
An idea isn't real until it ships.
Trust compounds
Reputation is the most durable asset.