MuleSoft founder’s DIG Ventures closes $120M fund for AI infrastructure

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DIG Ventures, led by MuleSoft founder Ross Mason, has closed a $120M third fund to invest in about 30 European startups focused on AI software infrastructure, emphasizing data, identity, compliance, and orchestration layers. The fund aims to capitalize on AI-driven shifts in software economics by backing foundational infrastructure companies, with strong institutional and founder backing.

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