About
Kike Miralles (pronounced "key-keh") is a physicist-turned-venture investor at Intel Capital who combines deep technical training from Madrid and Germany with an MIT MBA to back founders working on problems "that shouldn't work but do" across climate, advanced manufacturing, and quantum computing. He writes detailed frameworks mapping emerging tech domains and maintains a reputation for translating between lab science, boardroom strategy, and industrial applications—drawing from his background spanning physics research, McKinsey consulting in heavy industries, and frontier-tech investing. Kike Miralles (pronounced "key-keh") is a physicist-turned-venture investor at Intel Capital who combines deep technical training from Madrid and Germany with an MIT MBA to back founders working on problems "that shouldn't work but do" across climate, advanced manufacturing, and quantum computing. He writes detailed frameworks mapping emerging tech domains and maintains a reputation for translating between lab science, boardroom strategy, and industrial applications—drawing from his background spanning physics research, McKinsey consulting in heavy industries, and frontier-tech investing.
