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3 days ago · Transparency builds trust: We were always very transparent with employees, customers, partners and investors. When new execs would come in they would always be surprised at our level of transparency and a little uncomfortable at first.…I think that transparency built trust with all our constituencies.
- Partnering with Eon: Cloud Backup Reinvented | Sequoia Capital
A week later, Sequoia and Dean were cooperating on what had...
- Partnering with Eon: Cloud Backup Reinvented | Sequoia Capital
2 days ago · Sequoia Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, for instance, have backed multiple AI start-ups, including both OpenAI and xAI. ... as well as roughly $550mn from its partners, according to a person with ...
14 hours ago · In May, xAI secured $6 billion in funding from several high-profile investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Sequoia Capital, valuing the company at $24 billion.
3 days ago · A week later, Sequoia and Dean were cooperating on what had quickly become Israel’s most competitive seed round, which it was Sequoia’s privilege to lead. We built a relationship with each other, as well as with Eon, and the process eventually led to another kind of partnership: in March, we happily welcomed Dean to the Sequoia team.
2 days ago · Existing investor Sequoia Capital has recommitted to the funding round, according to those people. Roon aims to replace "Dr. Google" with its website and app for consumers to ask their health...
2 days ago · Sequoia Capital split into three independent entities, including one focused on the US and one on China. Sequoia India & Southeast Asia, which has raised $9.2 billion across 13 funds, became Peak XV, the original name of Mount Everest. The firm has made no changes to its seed and venture funds.
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3 days ago · Silicon Valley venture capitalist Mark Stevens was a partner at Sequoia Capital when the firm invested in hits like Google, PayPal and LinkedIn.
