Sheena Jindal, a Boston native and MIT alumna, has established Sugar Free Capital, raising $32 million for her inaugural fund. The fund is dedicated to investing in early-stage technical founders from MIT, a demographic she believes is underrepresented in venture capital. Jindal's investment thesis is rooted in the transition to an 'age of intelligence,' focusing on AI native infrastructure. She plans to invest in 15 companies, with initial investments already made in sectors like defense and gaming. Jindal aims to write checks between $1 million and $5 million, and her strategy includes quarterly themes, with the current focus on physical AI and data center optimization. Despite challenges in fundraising, particularly for solo female general partners, Jindal's clear thesis and access to MIT talent have attracted interest from limited partners.