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Lightspeed is targeting $250 million for a new early-stage fund focused on AI in India, betting on the technology to drive the next wave of startups in the region.
Tal Broda joins Khosla Ventures as a new partner, enhancing the firm's focus on backing and building AI-driven companies.
A tweet by Andrew Chen that says 'Epic' and includes a link, likely sharing technology or business news.
Bleetz Network automates VC fundraising by using AI agents to match startups with simulated VC agents, providing initial YES/NO/MAYBE responses to help founders find suitable investors.
The article covers the StrictlyVC session at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, exploring how AI and startup scaling are changing venture capital rules, including discussions on IPO readiness and family office investments.
Brian Armstrong reflects on the early skepticism towards Coinbase, highlighting that Paul Graham and Y Combinator were early supporters.
San Francisco has established the Horowitz Andreessen Academy, a new school aimed at outstanding high school graduates to foster hands-on project-based learning and innovation.
The essay examines China's economic downturn with highlights like youth unemployment and sluggish recovery, positioning AI as a crucial state-backed sector. The author reflects on personal and geopolitical aspects of US-China relations from a trip to Beijing.
The tweet introduces Newcomer's VC Sentiment Report, providing unfiltered insights from top Silicon Valley venture capitalists.
Gagan Biyani announces the launch of The Horowitz Andreessen Academy, an elite school in San Francisco for promising high school graduates, named after tech investors Ben Horowitz and Marc Andreessen.
Andreessen Horowitz is launching a selective, free academy to train young people for Silicon Valley startups, featuring no traditional grades or homework and partnerships with major tech companies like Google, Meta, and OpenAI.
The tweet discusses the concept of Cluely as a realtime AI thought helper and mentions a trend of VCs using AI tools like Granola and Claude to evaluate pitches, highlighting concerns about AI groupthink.
At Modular's ModCon event, GV's Dave discussed that AI infrastructure is maturing, and the next exciting phase is what founders will build on top of it.
Marc Andreessen argues that entrepreneurship should not be romanticized or encouraged broadly, as it is a painful process that only those who are compelled to do it should pursue.
Benchmark's full partnership will speak at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, focusing on the future of venture capital, startup opportunities, and AI's impact on investment trends.
The article discusses the trend of venture capital subsidizing token usage in consumer AI products, likening it to the '$5 Uber' model for long-term monetization and competitive dominance.
Fin is a fintech brand that simplifies global money transfers, having raised $20 million and completed multiple acquisitions, impacting over 825 million users.
Vantora, a startup builder formerly known as UP.Labs, raised $100 million from Silversmith Capital Partners and is shifting its focus to building proprietary physical AI startups for corporate customers.
Profound raised $180 million in Series D funding at a $1.8 billion valuation, co-led by Sequoia and Kleiner Perkins, highlighting a successful business model with proprietary AI data.
In a podcast episode, Michael Bloomberg criticizes venture capitalists for often killing off entrepreneurial potential and discusses his sales-driven approach to business.