Stuart Frost

Stuart Frost, a leader in digital transformation, serves as CEO of Geminos, leveraging over 30 years of industry expertise. He achieved a degree in Electronic and Computer Engineering from Nottingham University before founding SELECT Software Tools, which he took public in 1996. Stuart’s groundbreaking work with DATAllegro led to its acquisition by Microsoft, where he managed a billion-dollar data warehousing business. He left Microsoft in 2010, and started an incubator focused on creating industrial and healthcare AI startups. Having successfully created some of the early startups in the Enterprise AI market, Stuart became frustrated with the state of the art and decided to create and lead Geminos. The initial goal was to move beyond correlation-based AI and build a platform based on the emerging field of Causal AI. This has now evolved to become a market leading combination of Causal AI, LLMs, agents, knowledge graphs and business rules – all driven by a highly customized AI coding tool. https://geminos.ai/about/stuart-frost/
Type Angel Investor
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Investment info

Invests in
Go to market
Investment range
€ 1 - 5M
Primary markets
Companies
Investing in countries
Other Europe
Regional investments
Stuart Frost is the Chief Executive Officer of Geminos and a visionary with 30 years of experience creating innovative data management and analytics companies.

Focus areas

IT & Software
IT & Software
IoT
IoT

Investments

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Geminos Software

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Swarm Engineering

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PingThings

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NarrativeWave

Invests in SDGs

sdg

More about Stuart Frost

Stuart has spent over 30 years founding, leading and scaling data, analytics and AI startups, with multiple exits. He founded Geminos to capture the Enterprise AI opportunity.

After graduating from Nottingham University with a degree in Electronic and Computer Engineering, Stuart founded SELECT Software Tools at age 26 and led the company, as CEO, through rapid growth and expansion, including a very successful NASDAQ IPO in 1996. He then founded DATAllegro in 2003 which was acquired by Microsoft in 2008 for $275m. As part of the acquisition, Stuart joined Microsoft to lead the data warehousing group, which generated around $1bn in revenue. He left Microsoft in 2010, and started an incubator focused on creating industrial and healthcare AI startups.

Having successfully created some of the early startups in the Enterprise AI market, Stuart became frustrated with the state of the art and decided to create and lead Geminos. The initial goal was to move beyond correlation-based AI and build a platform based on the emerging field of Causal AI. This has now evolved to become a market leading combination of Causal AI, LLMs, agents, knowledge graphs and business rules – all driven by a highly customized AI coding tool.