DC Capital has made a majority investment in Knexus, an applied artificial intelligence platform serving U.S. government programs.
Founded in 2006, Knexus designs and operates enterprise AI systems used by defense and civilian agencies to deploy secure, production-grade artificial intelligence. Customers use the platform to modernize operations, enable data-driven decision-making, and deploy Google-enabled AI tools across mission-critical environments. The company was founded by Adam Lurie, who serves as chief executive officer, and is headquartered in Vienna, Virginia.
“The U.S. Government’s focus on artificial intelligence continues to accelerate as agencies seek to modernize operations, improve readiness, and enable faster, more informed decision-making,” said Thomas Campbell, the founder and managing partner of DC Capital. “Knexus has built a differentiated capability at the intersection of AI and mission execution. We are excited to partner with the Knexus team to support the next phase of growth through investment in business development, technology, and operations, consistent with DC Capital’s systematic approach to building durable, mission-focused government technology platforms.”
In addition to Mr. Campbell, Jerry Chernock worked the transaction for Virginia-based DC Capital.
