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We have our own point of view on the people, technologies, and conversations that will shape the future.
Economic downturns force us to get back to basics: The cost of new capital and low valuation multiples—even for top-performing public companies—force startups to make substantial progress per dollar to get a term sheet, much less an up round.
Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death in the U.S. and worldwide.
There’s been a seismic shift in the environment for learning and training on the job.
In March, we announced our lead investment in the Series A for Pinecone, a semantic search database powered by vector embedding search.
Experimentation is a key lever for growth, yet 90% of experimentation workflows today are manual.
The fintech industry has grown exponentially in recent years with a next-gen cohort of outstanding entrepreneurs deconstructing monolithic legacy solutions.
Abnormal Security reached a major milestone today: The four-year-old company is now valued at $4 billion after raising $210M in Series C funding.
RAI has created perhaps one of the most unique and powerful databases in the world.
Business today lives in SaaS applications. In fact, the average enterprise organization uses no less than 150 separate SaaS applications.
We’re pleased to again invest in Observe.AI’s Series C round to fuel their next stage of development and product innovation.
Every company is a software company. Moreover, every company is now an AI/ML company.
As repeat investors in the construction technology space, we have been vocal about the opportunities to build valuable companies in the category.
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.
The U.S. mortgage industry is one of the largest in the world, with roughly $11 trillion of residential mortgage debt outstanding and $2.6 trillion of new originations forecasted this year.
Julia, the “Ju” in Jupyter, is a programming language that will soon be the standard in scientific computing, replacing MatLab and R, but is also popular on the server due to speed, multiple dispatch/type system, as well as a vast set of libraries that aid rapid application development.
The next-gen data stack is one of the most active and compelling areas of venture investing right now.
