The team at Parallel has built the infrastructure, systems, and markets that powered the human web. Now, they’re building for the web’s second user, the intelligent agents that will define the next decade of web search.

We’re excited to lead MAI’s seed round and to partner with Yuchen and Jian as they build the future of growth marketing.

Convoke is transforming how knowledge work in biopharma is done, with an aim to bring medicines to market faster, at lower cost, and with greater precision.

Motive combines connected hardware, powerful AI models, and seamless workflows purpose-built for the physical economy. We are thrilled to lead their latest round and support their next phase of growth.

In the rapidly evolving AI landscape, we believe the winning companies will be the ones who move fastest, think deeply, and build the best teams. We are honored to be part of the Windsurf journey, and can’t wait to see what they accomplish next.

NewLimit was founded with an audacious mission – to radically extend human health-span, by developing medicines that add healthy years to each human life. We’ve been proud supporters since the Series A.

We’re excited to lead Hippocratic AI’s Series B and join the journey with Munjal and the entire team to make healthcare more abundant.

Storytelling is how we share ideas, create connections, and make sense of the world. Compelling stories go a step further — they capture attention and make you feel something.

As continued AI improvements accelerate the capabilities of agents, we believe Browserbase will play a pivotal role in enabling their future.

Nooks revolutionizes sales pipeline generation by automating manual tasks, helping sales representatives focus on relationship-building and boosting productivity.

Allium has built the industry-leading blockchain data platform. We are proud to double down on our original investment.

We are thrilled to announce our twenty first venture fund, KP21, to back early stage companies, and our third select fund, KP Select III, to back high inflection investments.

Huntress was founded with one simple idea: make it a losing fight for hackers. The team has built a managed security platform that delivers robust products and exceptional service, while remaining affordable for SMBs & their MSP partners. We’re thrilled to be co-leading their Series D!

Glean is evolving from the tool you use to answer questions, to one that can support routine generative tasks, enabling teams to be more productive without compromising security. Today, we’re re-doubling down on our conviction in the company and co-leading their Series D.

Permitting is painful. It’s a universal gripe. PermitFlow is building a software product that helps property developers prepare requirement-ready, error-free permit applications. We’re excited to partner with the team and lead their Series A.

Ambience is in the pursuit of a world-changing opportunity: to build the intelligence utility powering all medical care. We’ve doubled down on Ambience’s journey and lead their Series B.

Windsurf has the opportunity to become a comprehensive developer productivity platform, starting with their IDE autocomplete, code search chat, and terminal offerings, and soon expanding out to other essential parts of a developer’s workflow.

Harvey was founded to bring the power of LLMs to knowledge work. Gabe and Winston have a clear vision for Harvey to empower people while engendering trust in a revolutionary technology. We couldn’t be more excited to partner with the team.

Together AI is now the AI cloud of choice for a growing number of leading AI engineering teams, who rely on them to deliver the high performing, reliable infrastructure to serve models to their own customers.

With more than 25 million users and more than 200,000 customers, Loom is living its mission to empower effective communication with video messages.

AI is redefining how digital products are created, and Captions has emerged as the leading AI-powered platform for video content.

We’re excited to share that Leigh Marie Braswell is joining Kleiner Perkins as a Partner.

For the third year, Bucky Moore shares what he believes to be the most dynamic and important areas of innovation in infrastructure.

The annual Kleiner Perkins People Report draws from the collective power of the tech community to share valuable perspectives and recommendations.

We’re thrilled to welcome Everett (Ev) Randle, back to Kleiner Perkins as a Partner.

Figma is more than a company – it’s a connected community of empowered creators and look forward to what they will accomplish as part of the Adobe family.

We are excited for Superblocks to supercharge millions of developers everywhere, and proud to lead their Series A and partner with Brad, Ran and the team.

To keep pace with growing customer demand, and continue growing its community, we’re excited to announce Tecton’s Series C today.

Motive is a category defining company with revenue scale, multiple product lines, and tremendous positive impact on the businesses that leverage their products. We proud to co-lead their Series F.

Glean empowers employees with an intuitive work assistant that helps them find exactly what they need, and discover the things they should know.

We believe that Rippling is a generational company, and the team is executing together better than we could have imagined.

Lumafield has the power to give engineers confidence in pushing the limits of manufacturing.

Firstbase is enabling companies to manage workplace equipment as employees achieve a higher quality of life through remote work.

Truv has built a platform that allows consumers to pull their employment data and give financial service providers access to it in order to better assess their credit and unlock access to products.

Technology has created new ways for fans to engage with their icons, and Autograph is building a cornerstone platform to power these magical experiences.

Rain is the first licensed virtual assets service provider in the Middle East, providing a safe to buy, sell and store virtual assets.

With two new funds, we are excited to start backing the next 50 years of history-making founders.

Bucky Moore synthesizes the most impactful ideas from conversations over the past year, and their influence on his go-forward thinking as an investor.

Synthesia is building the leading AI-enabled video creation platform, empowering anyone to create professional-quality videos using a custom avatar.

The combination of horizontal scalability, support for serverless, and a consumer-grade user experience brings PlanetScale as close to the “holy grail” of database platforms as we have seen.

We’re proud to partner with Imprint in their pursuit to reimagine how we pay, making it a rewarding experience for customers and and brands.

We believe that Lightforce Orthodontics is the second-wave of orthodontics digitization, and we’re proud to lead their Series C.

The annual Kleiner Perkins People Report provides access to the collective power of our network.

Glean is an incredibly delightful and intuitive experience that enables employees to find information.

Rapid Robotics automates machine operator tasks to help manufacturers and scale their businesses, and we’re proud to co-lead their Series B.

Since 2012, we’ve introduced students interested in technology and entrepreneurship to opportunities at companies we believe in.

Thrive Global is helping the world’s leading enterprises and their people live and work with greater well-being and unlock human potential.

We’re proud to partner with RudderStack on their journey to provide developers with the open, flexible tools they need to deliver value to the business with customer data.

Tajir is Pakistan’s largest tech-enabled retail network — a place for sellers to purchase inventory and enjoy 24/7 ordering with next-day delivery.

Subject is raising the bar for the virtual learning experience, empowering anyone to earn both high school and college credits from the comfort of their home.

Settle has reimagined the CFO suite for brands, starting with integrated financing and bill pay solutions.

Announcing Kleiner Perkins Select ー a new $750M fund that extends our core investment strategy to focus on high inflection investments.

Hatch provides accessible, transparent and fair solutions that small businesses need to start out and grow.

Secureframe is on a mission to become the single source of truth for commercial compliance on the Internet.

We are poised for an explosive next chapter of crypto, with massive opportunities.

We’re excited to continue our partnership with Infinitus. You’ll know they’ve succeeded when you never have to make another call for your healthcare.

Bucky Moore shares a synthesis of impactful ideas from conversations over the past year, and their influence on our go-forward thinking.

When we led their Series B, DoorDash was competing in a crowded space, but they were different ー their technology, commitment to customers, and their drive to execute.

MedArrive bridges the virtual care gap by combining physician-led telemedicine with hands-on care from a network of trusted EMS professionals.

Communication is fundamental to human beings. Slack has changed how we connect and work together, and makes work more fun for millions of people.

As more business data moves to streaming, we see Materialize’s ability to democratize access to it as the foundation upon which they will build the industry’s next major data platform.

Welcome is delivering breathtaking, high quality virtual events and experiences to keep us connected and provide access to those who wouldn’t otherwise have it.

apiiro is a systematic and comprehensive approach for engineering teams to ensure that what they build is as secure as possible. We’re excited to co-lead their Series A.

The Kleiner Perkins People Report leverages the collective power of founders and people leaders to provide transparency into what startups are doing around critical topics.

It’s clear that there is true value in Coda’s vision for the world — that if given the right set of building blocks, anyone can make a doc as powerful as an app.

Chronic conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease cost the US healthcare system over $500 billion annually. Beyond hard costs, chronic diseases exact a high personal toll on quality of life, compromising everyday activities that many of us take for granted. This is why we were so excited about Livongo, a health management platform that…

Density is powering the future of how we measure and manage physical space, and there hasn’t been a more critical moment in our history to get this right.

Modern industries will thrive with robot solutions that can adapt and change with us, and we’re excited to help Dexterity accelerate this new reality.

Open Raven is building the foundational data security platform for enterprises in the cloud-first world.

Alkira is empowering companies to connect and operate multi-cloud networks with the support they need, like integrated services, visibility and governance.

Pathlight is empowering individuals and teams perform at their best, and helping organizations harness the creativity of their people.

Interos is bringing transparency and intelligence to highly interconnected and otherwise opaque global supply chains.

Announcing our nineteenth venture fund to focus on early-stage investments. Our mission remains the same — to be the first call for founders who want to change the world and make history.

With modern technology and growing amounts of data, the future of credit reaches far beyond today’s infrastructure.

Today, we’re excited to welcome John Doerr and Founders Fund to the Modern Health journey as we announce the company’s Series B.

We are grateful for Frank’s many contributions to our firm over the years. He will be sorely missed.

Gravitational builds open-source tools that enable developers to securely build and run applications that are completely independent of the cloud provider or type of infrastructure they run on.

Bison Trails is the easiest way to run secure, premier infrastructure on multiple blockchains.

Brook Byers shares insights from 40 years of working with scientists, physicians, engineers and patients to create new products and build companies.

Moveworks is an AI platform that autonomously resolves IT support issues.

Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers, the firm that helped to establish Sand Hill Road as a global venture capital hub over the past five decades, is going “Back to the Future” with a slate of new leaders and a stronger focus on what it does best.

Progyny helps people achieve the dream of parenthood with its fertility and family building benefits solutions.

RAPT Therapeutics is harnessing the immune system to combat cancer and allergic disorders and improve patient quality of life.

Ilya Fushman interviews award recipient — Slack CFO, Allen Shim

With the ubiquity of mobile devices, modern software tools, and the connected nature of our world, it’s now possible to reinvent storytelling and empower talent from all walks of life to reach a global audience.

There was a time when Kleiner Perkins, an early investor in Google and Amazon, let its portfolio do the talking. But times have changed, and the well-known firm, with a fresh $600 million early-stage fund, is looking to open a “new chapter” aimed at going “back to the future.”

Pattern Brands is leveraging the power of a brand to sell products.

DUST Identity is building a physical and digital platform for secure, low-cost, un-forgeable tracking of goods.

Artificial intelligence is a hot investment for venture capital firms. And as the use of the technology expands, some investors expect consumers to…

Every so often you find an idea that is so creative and differentiated that it captures your heart and mind. That’s how we felt about Cameo…

We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve raised Kleiner Perkins’ 18th venture fund to focus on early stage investing.

Sixty-eight students will be spending their summer pursuing their passion for design, engineering and product management.

Brex, the credit card built for scaling business, today announced it closed a $100 million investment round.

Azarus, the first company to build a distributed, user-generated game challenge system has raised $1.8M in Seed funding.

Host Jason Calacanis sits down with Mamoon for the latest episode of ANGEL the Podcast.

The platform that helps graduates manage student debt has raised $5.5M in Seed funding.

Modern Health, a mental well-being benefits platform for employers, today announced $9 million in Series A funding.

Future, the $5 a day personal coaching platform, today announced $8.5M in Series A funding.

Mamoon Hamid sits down with Harry Stebbings to discuss venture capital and more.

CodeSandbox is an online code editor that allows you to create a new web application in a single click. We handle setting up the development environment, the tooling and the provisioning for you.

Beyond Meat offers a portfolio of revolutionary plant-based meats for consumers to experience while enjoying the nutritional benefits of eating plant-based foods.

We’re thrilled to partner with the STORD team to reshape how goods move across the globe.

Businesses are built by people whose time should be spent on developing products and interacting with customers.

The rapid proliferation of digital connections and services has led to an evolution in the way we interact and perform transactions online.

Epic Games dumped a bunch of news about the state of the Unreal Engine at its keynote talk at the Game Developers Conference today.

As schools continue to look for new ways to cut costs while at the same time reboot their curriculum to better tap new innovations and improved understandings of how children learn, e-learning startups are attracting attention, both from educators and the VCs that fund them to fuel growth.

On February 27, 2019, John Doerr was honored by the NVCA with its Lifetime Achievement Award in venture capital. The Award honors those who have made significant contributions to foster innovation, advance technology and drive new company formation.

After an explosion of altcoins and funding, technical constraints and regulatory angst have taken over the headlines. Still, the frenzy of the past two years set the stage for the next wave of adoption with a steady inflow of talent and new, uniquely compelling use cases of digital assets.

CNBC’s Deirdre Bosa reports on the security threat 5G could pose as more companies adopt the technology.

Juniper plans to use the purchase to bolster its software-defined enterprise portfolio and multicloud offerings.

Farmers Business Network, a sort of Glassdoor for agriculture, is now selling its own seeds, too.

Ionic Security has raised $40 million in series E financing led by JPMorgan Chase, with participation from GV, Kleiner Perkins, Icon Ventures, Meritech Capital, TechOperators, Ten Eleven Ventures, Goldman Sachs, SunTrust Bank, and others.

Better.com, a home finance disrupter, today announced its closing of additional funding from Citigroup.

Delivery company DoorDash is announcing that it has raised $400 million in Series F financing.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, how many emails can you replace with a video?

Late last month, the venture firm Kleiner Perkins began an official reboot, with a new, $600 million fund, as well as some new faces blazing the trail for the outfit going forward, including Mamoon Hamid and Ilya Fushman, investors who joined Kleiner from Social Capital and Index Ventures, respectively.

OdeMap: VC Poetry by Bing Gordon on the triumphs and challenges that every founder faces on their journey to make history.

Productboard, the San Francisco and Prague-based startup that offers product management software, has raised $10 million in further funding, adding to its Series A in July last year. The round is led by Index Ventures, and sees Index General Partner Jan Hammer joining the board.

Today, the Los Angeles-based subscription box company FabFitFun said it has landed a whopping $80 million in Series A funding led by Kleiner Perkins.

Duolingo, which built a big business on a free app, may file to go public in 2020. If and when it does, the startup will give Pittsburgh a huge homegrown success story.

Versatility, convenience and rapidity are the core advantages of DM systems

Arguably, diplomatic communications are a sovereign state’s most sensitive, protected information. However, threat actors target and breach even a heavily secured diplomatic correspondence network with alarming success to steal data and intellectual property—just as they target private businesses and organizations.

Robinhood is getting into more traditional consumer banking with the launch of a new checking and savings account.

Fintech company Plaid just hit a key Silicon Valley milestone: a multibillion dollar valuation.

Nurx aims to address the issue of so-called “contraceptive deserts” in the U.S.

Viva Republica, operator of the South Korean digital wallet Toss, has raised $80 million from investors including Kleiner Perkins to propel its expansion into new areas such as online stock trading.

Looker has been helping customers visualize and understand their data for seven years, and today it got a big reward, a $103 million Series E investment on a $1.6 billion valuation.

Farmer’s Business Network is teaming up with Lifestyle Health Plans to offer group health coverage for farmers.

Kleiner Perkins is thrilled to lead Plastiq’s $27 million Series C round of funding. Welcome, Plastiq, to the Kleiner Perkins family!

Boston, MA-based start-up firm DUST Identity has emerged from stealth with $2.3 million seed funding led by Kleiner Perkins, with participation from New Science Ventures, Angular Ventures, and Castle Island Ventures. It was founded in 2018 by Ophir Gaathon (CEO), Jonathan Hodges (VP engineering) and Dirk Englund (board member).

When we started the Kleiner Perkins Fellows program six years ago to connect young, talented people with future opportunities in Silicon Valley, little did we know that it would become a 500 strong community of incredible engineers, designers, product managers, and founders.

Netlify announced the close of its $30m Series B financing led by Kleiner Perkins.

Audius wants to cut the middlemen out music streaming so artists get paid their fair share. Coming out of stealth today led by serial entrepreneur and DJ Ranidu Lankage, Audius is building a blockchain-based alternative to Spotify or SoundCloud.

Today, Labelbox is emerging from six months in stealth with a $3.9 million seed round led by Kleiner Perkins and joined by First Round and Google’s Gradient Ventures.

Tally, an automated debt-managing app, has raised $25 million in Series B funding with the goal of expanding its reach and finding new ways to alleviate consumers’ financial anxiety.

In many ways, 1968 is famous for its tragedies: assassinations, conflicts and war. But 1968 also gave birth to something amazing: the era of fast, cheap, ubiquitous electronics. Because 50 years ago this week, two middle-aged engineers quit their jobs to start a new company called Intel.

Artificial intelligence (AI) healthcare startup Viz.ai has raised $21 million in a round of funding led by Kleiner Perkins, with participation from Alphabet’s venture capital arm GV.

Kapwing hopes to rapidly adapt to shifting memescape and its fragmented media formats, seizing on opportunities like creators needing to turn their long-form landscape videos vertical for Instagram’s recently launched IGTV.

Since its debut on the TechCrunch Disrupt stage in September 2016, demand for a service like productboard, which gives companies a holistic view of product development and encourages input from across an organization, has only gotten more acute.

Startup Nurx raises $36 million to give young women access in restrictive, remote areas of U.S.

Data-cruncher ArcSight dominated security operations centers—the digital war rooms of corporations—through the aughts. Splunk, a mighty rival, took the lead in the present decade. But which company will prevail in the years to come?

Based south of the San Francisco airport and backed by nearly $200 million in venture capital—from the likes of T. Rowe Price, Temasek, Kleiner Perkins and GV (Google’s VC arm), among others—FBN is trying to do nothing less than save America’s family farms while also building what its brash CEO, Amol Deshpande, hopes will become…

Flying cars. Cures for death. And now … space catapults. Bless you, California, for not letting reality get you down.

Rental property listing service Spotahome has raised $40 million in a funding round led by Silicon Valley-based Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.

We use data to tell stories of business-related trends we focus on. We hope others take the ideas, build on them & make them better.

In the early days of Microsoft, I felt pretty confident about my coding skills, but I had a lot to learn about project management. This became abundantly clear after an incident in 1978, when I told Intel—a really important customer—that we would deliver them a version of Microsoft BASIC in four weeks. They thought I…

Alex Frommeyer comes from a family of dentists. Now, he has a start-up that sells dental insurance, but with a twist.

Prisma, a Berlin and San Francisco startup that is betting big on GraphQL — the data query language originally developed by Facebook to make it eas…

As software eats the world, the rise in products and services we are now accustomed to consuming digitally is impossible to overstate. Businesses a…

SUNNYVALE, Calif., May 8, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — BorderX Lab, Inc., a technology enabled, cross-border e-commerce company founded in 2014 by three former Google computer scientists, has raised $20m in a Series B financing round led by Kleiner Perkins . The company’s platform allows consumers around the world to discover and purchase authentic consumer goods and…

Outside Silicon Valley, commentators obsess about robots, artificial intelligence, big data. Inside Silicon Valley, paradoxically, the tech tribe’s preoccupations often lie elsewhere: less with code than with people. Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg wrote two of the hottest books to come out of the Valley in the past half-decade — one is about women’s professional confidence and…

Former National Security Agency Director Keith Alexander’s startup, IronNet Cybersecurity Inc., has raised a sizable round of venture financing as it seeks to leverage its founder’s government experience to defend customers against sophisticated hackers.

Kleiner Perkins Chairman John Doerr announced his book, Measure What Matters, can be ordered through Amazon and other booksellers.

This week more than 40,000 security professionals will attend RSA in San Francisco to see the latest cyber technologies on display and discuss key issues. No topic will be higher on the agenda than the Russian-sponsored hack of the American 2016 election, with debate about why the country has done so little to respond and…

Earlier today, Amazon completed its purchase of Ring. While these two companies are distinctive in many ways, they could not be more closely aligned in their customer-focus and expansive long-term vision. Together, Amazon and Ring will create revolutionary products and experiences to make us safer, happier, and better connected.

UiPath has quickly become the leader in enterprise Robotic Process Automation (RPA). Their platform enables the rapid design and deployment of software robots that emulate and execute time-consuming, repetitive tasks that normally require the insight of a knowledge worker to complete.

Kleiner Perkins announced today the appointment of Ilya Fushman as a general partner and managing member on the leadership team at the firm.

Ilya Fushman, a former Dropbox executive most recently at Index Ventures, is joining Kleiner Perkins as a general partner and managing member, the firm said today.

Helix, a San Carlos startup that analyzes and stores customers’ genetic information online, has raised $200 million from venture capital and private equity funds, the company announced Thursday.

In $46 million Series C, new managing director joins startup as a board observer

UJET, a startup that makes software to improve customer support, said today that it’s raised a $25 million Series B led by GV (formerly known as Google Ventures). Other participants in the round include returning investors Kleiner Perkins and DCM Ventures and new backer Citi Ventures.

Kleiner Perkins and other venture capitalists are betting that the Photoshop maker’s chokehold over the design market could someday come to an end.

Often, a personal technology review has little to do with the tech itself. What makes a good product comes down to design or implementation, or simply whether a device does what it is intended to do.

The fastest-growing business app is relying on machine-learning tricks to fend off a deluge of messages—as well as competition from Facebook and Microsoft.

A company making “smart thermometers” that upload body temperatures to its website claims to be tracking this year’s flu season faster and in greater geographic detail than public health authorities can.

Stripe’s core values, says cofounder John Collison, have been key to the online payment powerhouse’s growth since he and his brother, Patrick, launched the company in 2011.

Ripcord, a company that aims to do away with the piles of paper enterprises keep around, has raised a $25 million round led by GV (formerly known as Google Ventures) to fuel its robotic-assisted paper digitization business.

Farmers Business Network has raised $110 million in new venture funding to support a business that may sound boring to some Silicon Valley technologists but which appears to have addressed a very real need: it’s a social network for farmers that invites them to share their data, pool their know-how, and bargain more effectively for…

The software had generated buzz through word of mouth in ERs across the country, after government officials in Washington, reeling from a budget deficit, threatened in 2011 to limit Medicaid reimbursement to three non-emergency visits per year.

Company works with major national health plans

High-profile donors from tech and Hollywood are funding a law group at Georgetown to fight for the Constitution, especially when it involves directly undermining President Trump’s policies.

Venture capital funding for FinTech companies has exploded in recent years, driving a wave of innovation across the sector. Entrepreneurs and investors alike are seeing unprecedented opportunities in areas such as payments, lending, insurance, remittances, banking and cryptocurrencies. In analysis prepared exclusively for Money20/20, Kleiner Perkins’ General Partner Noah Knauf reveals the trends driving funding…

Feather wants to take the pain out of owning furniture and today announced the close of a $3.5 million seed round for its furniture rental business. Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Bain Capital Ventures co-led the round, with participation from several other investors, including Y Combinator (YC).

Experts say many people are using a growing stream of genetic data to help them make better health decisions.

Incorta, the startup that wants to speed up big data analytics by eliminating the need for data warehouses, has raised a $15 million Series B led by new investor Kleiner Perkins. Existing investors GV and Ron Wohl, former executive vice president of applications development at Oracle, also participated.

Ripcord, a startup that’s using robotics, machine vision, and artificial intelligence to create what it calls the “truly paperless workplace,” has raised $40 million in a series B round of funding led by Icon Ventures, with participation from Kleiner Perkins, Lux Capital, and Silicon Valley Bank

Tulip.io Inc., whose mobile software allows sales associates and retailers to engage more effectively with customers, has raised $40 million in a new round of venture-capital financing led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.

Desktop Metal has already earned a number of fans with its 3D printed metal technology — Lowe’s, Caterpillar and BMW were all among its earliest clients. As first noted by CNBC, the Massachusetts-based startup is also getting some healthy monetary support, adding $115 million of venture funds to its coffers this week.

In its first year Better mortgage made over $525 million in loans, which is the largest amount by a fintech company in its first year post launch. Backed with more than $45M from investors like Goldman Sachs, Pine Brook and Kleiner Perkins, the company is on a mission is to eliminate the inefficiencies of the…

Kleiner Perkins today announced that Mamoon Hamid will be joining the firm as a general partner and managing member.

CloudHealth is a Cloud Service Management platform that takes the frustration out of managing cloud deployments and puts the power back in the hands of business users (in particular, the CFO & CIO).

We are excited to stay involved in the OSIsoft ecosystem as partners with Element Analytics and hope to find ways to work with more partners of OSIsoft in the years to come.

The Wing, an all-women social, co-working and networking club in New York, has closed an $8 million Series A round as it gets set to open new outposts in Brooklyn, Manhattan’s Soho, and Washington, D.C.

Since CEO Amol Deshpande and Baron sat down with the idea of a data network for farms in 2014, Farmers Business Network has built a network of 3,400 farms, spanning 12 million acres of farmland (roughly the size of Maryland and Delaware) and sharing more than 25,000 invoices to date.

We believe in a world where everyone can discover the profound benefits in their biological information, and that the powers we tap into through that information can help all of humanity lead better lives.

Better Mortgage will expand a nascent program of offering homeowners a guaranteed interest rate within 20 minutes of filling out an online application, said Chief Executive Vishal Garg.

Large venture-backed companies addressing fertility include Natera, Femasys, OvaScience and Progyny.

Two years after it was created, Desktop Metal, a 3D metal printing startup based in Burlington, Mass., is gearing up to take its first product into mass production. To do so, it’s gathered up a giant pile of venture capital from a group of noteworthy strategic investors.

Nuna, while working with the federal government, has built a cloud-computing database of the nation’s 74 million Medicaid patients and their treatment.

ServiceMax announced that it is in the process of being acquired by GE Digital. We believe companies like ServiceMax can help drive the growth of what we call the Industrial Awakening.

Ted Schlein interviews Warriors owner and CEO Joe Lacob on building a winning team and how creation of the “Strength in Numbers” franchise holds lessons for entrepreneurs.

Podcast covering frequently asked questions about fundraising in today’s startup environment.

Podcast about early-stage funding and how entrepreneurs can best navigate the waters of raising capital today.

Telogis announced that they were acquired by Verizon!

All top ten U.S. business schools have design clubs led by students – the fundamental profile of designers is beginning to shift.

Panel with leaders from various functions at top tech companies discussing best practices in cross-group teamwork and collaboration.

KPCB’s Mary Meeker presents the 2016 Internet Trends report, covering today’s Internet growth.

Podcast about cyber threats impacting the private and public sectors and what Silicon Valley can do about it.

Podcast about how we can collectively work to improve women’s participation in the tech industry at each key stage of their careers.

Podcast about three trends – electrification, sharing, and autonomous drive – that are reshaping the future of transportation.

Ellie Powers, the lead product manager of Google Play, discusses how developers can succeed on Google Play.

Panel discussion on user acquisition, engagement, and retention for mobile apps.

As today’s agricultural industry evolves and adapts, we’re seeing massive strides taking place at the intersection of food and technology.

A podcast conversation with tech giants about the importance of building a strong board.

John Doerr shares his enthusiasm with our team about his new role as KPCB Chair.

A podcast discussion about how we think about investing in the future of wearable technology.

The future isn’t the car. It’s the service, and the code is what enables and optimizes the service.

A podcast conversation about how former prison inmates turn their experiences into the startup American dream.

For all of us who use a computer or mobile device, great design is changing how we live and work. John Maeda’s report helps explain why.

A panel discussion on local & global growth marketing and how to build unique communities across different markets.

Interview with Defense Secretary Ash Carter about the expansion of the counter-ISIS campaign into the cyber domain.

An interview with General Keith Alexander about cybersecurity, terrorism, and corporate security.

A podcast conversation about the secret force behind Nest: good leadership and product design.

An interview with cyber guru Kevin Mandia about the evolving landscape of cyber threats.

Panel discussion on building effective sales organizations.

Brian Welle, Director of People Analytics at Google, leads a discussion on unconscious bias.

Podcast about management and how goal setting is done more frequently and publicly in modern day organizations.

Panel on how platform companies can best engage and listen to feedback from their developer communities.

Fireside chat about how Uber started as an underdog and emerged as a market leader.

A podcast about the intersection of government and technology.

Proud to announce our investment in Handshake, as they connect students, universities, & employers together into a nationwide career network

Google’s SVP of People, Laszlo Bock, discusses how Google thinks about hiring, management, and culture.

A panel with CMOs from Facebook, Slack, and Zynga on the importance of brand-building for early-stage startups.

A podcast conversation about what tactics entrepreneurs can use to make their idea more attractive for venture funding.

We’re excited to announce our investment in Looker, an analytics platform that makes it easy for everyone to find, explore and understand the data that drives their businesses.

A discussion with Silicon Valley legend Bill Campbell about how he coaches tech company founders and executives to great success.

Fifteen years ago, computers were primarily used by researchers and “nerdy” types. Today’s users, however, are considerably less nerdy.

Clean Power Finance and Kilowatt Financial have completed a merger, joining to become one company, Spruce Finance.

An honest discussion about the challenges facing women in STEM and practical ways to make education and the workforce more inclusive for women.