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TechWhy Andreessen Horowitz is betting big on NFTsThe top-tier VC led a $100 million round for a NFT marketplace called OpenSea. It sees non-fungible tokens as foundational technology for the internet of tomorrow.
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NewsInstacart, Valve, Vacasa: Andreessen Horowitz shares its top pandemic-era startup picksThe list of fast-growing companies paints a clear picture of a world transformed during the pandemic era.
TechEnvoy wants to manage your conference rooms—and, eventually, your officeBy managing everything from guest check-ins to room bookings, this startup hopes to be the brains of your building.
TechHere are the top tech trends of 2020, according to top expertsFrom AI breakthroughs to 5G deployment, these hot topics are on the minds of venture capitalists, tech execs, and analysts.
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CreativityWhy VC Ben Horowitz chose such unconventional subjects for his new book on business culturesThe acclaimed investor’s new book, ‘What You Do Is Who You Are,’ connects such figures as the leader of the Haitian slave rebellion to modern business.
CreativityHow 13 of the Most Creative People in Business stay creative in their workInspiration can be hard muster, even for the pros. Here’s how top execs at The Weather Channel, The Wing, Clorox, Andreessen Horowitz, and more keep the ideas coming.
Work LifeFast Company’s Most Creative People in Business share advice for new gradsInnovative leaders from Pinterest, Lyft, The Weather Channel, Andreessen Horowitz, and more offer tips for succeeding in creative fields.
Fast Company MagazineHow this VC is helping black cultural power brokers like Shonda Rhimes and Chance the Rapper invest in techFor creating a fund that matches cultural power brokers with tech startups, Andreessen Horowitz partner Chris Lyons is one of Fast Company’s Most Creative People of 2019.
CreativityStreaming startup Caffeine perks up with $100 million from Fox to make Twitch shudder21st Century Fox joins other high-profile investors in backing the young company. But what deserves a closer look is Caffeine’s deal with Live Nation.
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Co.DesignThe Future Of Your CommuteFlying cars. Dockless bikes. Cars that watch you. We spoke with eight venture capitalists on the transportation technologies they’re betting on and why.
TechThis Startup Says It Has The Most Efficient Plan Ever For Bringing Broadband To BillionsAndreessen Horowitz-funded Astranis says it will have small satellites capable of serving whole countries in geostationary orbit by next year.
TechThe Most Important Tech Trends Of 2018, According To Top VCsFrom saving energy to helping humans help machines, this year’s investments will try to help startups make more progress in areas that already matter.
TechThese Technologies Will Shape The Future, According To One Of Silicon Valley’s Top VC FirmsExclusive: Andreessen Horowitz analyst Benedict Evans explains how AI, mixed-reality, cryptocurrencies, and autonomy will play out over the next 10 years.
TechThe Radio “Bubble” That Could Shield Soldiers From Terrorist DronesThe startup SkySafe raised $11.5 million from a group of investors, and inked a deal through the Pentagon’s innovation lab to work with the Navy SEALs.