An investor's case for Spacetek - filmed for Swisscom Ventures
Swisscom Ventures has backed Swiss deep tech since 2007. Sayso filmed Investment Director Victoria Lietha in Muri bei Bern on why the fund invested in Spacetek Technology AG - the University of Bern spin-off whose time-of-flight mass spectrometer detects impurities in semiconductor process chambers in real time.
Investment Director Victoria Lietha on why Swisscom Ventures backs Spacetek, the Bern spin-off detecting impurities in semiconductor process chambers in real time.
We have been really impressed with the progress that the team has made since we invested, particularly on the commercial side. Additionally, they have a very strong focus on customers.
Shot on location in Muri bei Bern inside a working space, staff moving in the background. Every question was deliberately asked twice at 4K 10-bit 4:2:2 with a cut after each answer, the director working remotely. A man talking in the corridor behind frame was moved on before the first take, one take was stopped mid-answer to fix a sound problem, and a light source that appeared mid-session was checked against the earlier look before rolling on.
What this film answers
For the team's progress since investment, particularly on the commercial side, and its strong focus on customers - the case Investment Director Victoria Lietha makes on camera.
Spacetek's compact instrument detects impurities in semiconductor process chambers in real time, reducing yield-loss risk before it compounds.
With patient capital and industry access. Swisscom Ventures has backed Swiss deep tech since 2007 and sits close to Spacetek as a board observer.