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We have our own point of view on the people, technologies, and conversations that will shape the future.
Generative AI is a powerful technology in the hands of both good and bad actors. While cybercriminals can use GenAI to complicate and expand existing threats, it’s also an incredible defensive technology.
We’re thrilled to lead OfferFit’s Series B and believe it delivers a category-disrupting solution at a time when the marketing world is looking to embrace AI.
Eleos is the leader in CareOps Automation for behavioral health and joins Menlo Ventures’ exciting portfolio of healthcare software and AI companies.
With Cleanlab, AI teams automate weeks of manual data labeling and bypass dozens of engineering hours for model training and deployment.
Today, Squint revealed an impressive roster of customers that includes Volvo and Siemens, and announced $6 million in seed and pre-seed funding from Sequoia Arc, Menlo Ventures, and Menlo Labs.
At Manifest 2023, Menlo’s Steve Sloane moderated a panel with top supply chain experts to discuss current trends and shifts within the industry, as well as their predictions for the future.
Supply chain is having a moment.
Software developers spend their days chasing the elusive “flow state:” headphones on, Slack notifications paused, dev environment humming along, context switching to a minimum, and delivering a significant amount of valuable code and/or solving a hard problem.
Below the surface of the freight industry lies a fragmented relationship between shippers, brokers, and carriers that makes the very movement of goods throughout the United States incredibly complex.
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve heard countless stories of supply chain disruptions, shortages and delays.
Menlo-backed companies Canvas, Fieldwire, Hover, and OpenSpace are reinventing the construction industry
Today we “put our money where our mouth is.” More than two years after becoming Affinity customers, I’m proud to announce that Menlo has invested in the company.
Everywhere you look these days, companies, economists, and government officials are citing the ongoing supply chain issues that are present as the economy struggles to restart from the pandemic.
There is currently $15 trillion of consumer debt in the U.S. Lenders pay hundreds of billions of dollars to acquire customers, underwrite them, and then give them a loan. But then what?
While construction is a multi-trillion dollar industry, it has largely been starved of innovation for more than 50 years.
There’s no doubt that the pandemic has created a landscape that will continue to encourage innovation and technological adoption.
