Andreessen Horowitz | Latest News & Updates - Jan 10, 2025 Release
Josh Arnold has joined Andreessen Horowitz as a Government Affairs Partner in the United States, previously serving as Executive Vice President at Targeted Victory...
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Andreessen Horowitz
🌎 a16z.comFounded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, Andreessen Horowitz (known as 'a16z') is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California. The firm invests in a wide range of technology companies at various stages, from seed to late-stage, across sectors including consumer, enterprise, bio/healthcare, crypto, fintech, and gaming. a16z is characterized by its respect for entrepreneurs and its commitment to providing them with access to a vast network of expertise and resources to help grow their businesses.
Andreessen Horowitz - Latest News and Updates
- Josh Arnold has joined Andreessen Horowitz as a Government Affairs Partner in the United States, previously serving as Executive Vice President at Targeted Victory.
- Andreessen Horowitz participated in the $141 million Series B funding round for Hippocratic AI, which is now valued at $1.64 billion.
- Andreessen Horowitz participated as a returning investor in Whatnot's recent funding round.
- h2 acquired Andreessen Horowitz-backed Ribbon Health, a health care data platform.
- Waveful, an Italian startup, has been selected by Andreessen Horowitz for their a16z GAMES SPEEDRUN acceleration program in San Francisco, marking its entry into the top 1% of consumer apps and games.
- Andreessen Horowitz is a backer of IDRx, which is in advanced talks to be sold for up to $1 billion.
- Rachel Reeves plans to attend a gathering hosted by Andreessen Horowitz at Davos 2025 to meet American technology founders.
- Anjney Midha from Andreessen Horowitz emphasizes the importance of data centers for infrastructure independence and AI competitiveness in 2025.
- Brian Quintenz, head of policy for Andreessen Horowitz's crypto fund, is being considered by Trump's transition team for the CFTC chair position.
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