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Peak XV takes startups on a Silicon Valley trip in AI push | TechCrunch
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Venture capital firm Peak XV, which split from Sequoia Capital in 2020, is taking its portfolio companies from India, Southeast Asia, and Australia on an "immersion" trip to Silicon Valley. The trip aims to provide networking opportunities and business insights for the founders, with meetings scheduled with industry leaders from AI research centers, OpenAI, NVIDIA, and Sequoia Capital, among others. This move comes as Peak XV expands its offerings beyond funding and aims to strengthen its presence in the AI startup ecosystem.
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Peak XV takes startups on a Silicon Valley trip in AI push
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1y ago
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Venture capital firm Peak XV, which separated from Sequoia Capital last year, is organizing an "immersion" trip for its portfolio companies from India, Southeast Asia, and Australia to Silicon Valley. Around 60 founders, many supported by Peak XV's Surge program, will join partner executives to meet industry leaders, visit AI research centers, and attend strategy sessions with OpenAI, Nvidia, and Sequoia partner Doug Leone. The "Immersion Week" is part of Peak XV's broader efforts to expand its offerings and network as competition grows among venture investors targeting AI startups.
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Peak XV to take 60 founders to Silicon Valley on AI tour: Report
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1y ago
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Peak XV Partners (formerly Sequoia Capital India & SEA) will take over 60 founders to Silicon Valley in the US for an AI tour, Moneycontrol reported. The trip, scheduled between February 13-16, will host startups including Arintra, Inferless, Relevance AI, InVideo and Mindgrove Technologies. The founders will reportedly visit the NVIDIA campus as part of the trip.
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Indian founders engage with Nvidia in Silicon Valley
Economic Times
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1y ago
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Indian founders from venture capital fund Peak XV visited Nvidia's campus in Silicon Valley as part of an AI-focused trip. They met Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, and discussed the future of AI. Peak XV described AI as a boardroom topic and a top priority for CEOs worldwide. The immersive week also included sessions with other AI-focused companies like OpenAI and Uniphore. Nvidia recently surpassed Amazon and Alphabet in market capitalization, making headlines globally. The trip aimed to help founders learn from successful operators in the field of AI and build world-class companies.
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Sam Altman, Peak XV fund AI startup founded by two Indian-origin teens
Economic Times
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1y ago
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Induced, an AI startup founded by two Indian-origin teenagers in Silicon Valley, has raised $2.3 million in a seed funding round. The funding was led by Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, and Peak XV Partners. Induced has developed an AI-powered browser that enables the automation of workflows requiring real-time reasoning or dynamic judgement. The startup was also part of AI Grant's accelerator program for AI startups, and has received backing from several angel investors.
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SoftBank to take Indian startup founders to Silicon Valley for AI tour
Financial Express
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1y ago
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SoftBank intends to organize a trip to Silicon Valley next month for a delegation of Indian startup founders, focusing on AI. SoftBank has holdings in Indian startups such as Swiggy, Ola, and OYO. According to Sumer Juneja, a SoftBank executive, the aim is to avoid investing in companies that overlook the AI trend and become obsolete in a few years.
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As 2024 begins, Silicon Valley wants you to be optimistic about AI
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1y ago
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In Silicon Valley, the tech industry continues to push bizarre and sometimes wasteful products onto consumers. AI is currently the hottest industry, promising new, but sometimes useless or nonsensical products in 2024. From chatbots to AI-generated music, the industry seems to be focused on eliminating human labor and contributing to the erosion of the middle class. Stay tuned for more developments in Silicon Valley this year.
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Decoding the 9th cohort of Peak XV’s Surge
Entrackr
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1y ago
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Peak XV Partners' Surge has launched its ninth cohort, consisting of 13 startups with a focus on AI and deeptech. The startups cover various sectors including advanced manufacturing, quantum computing, climate tech, and health tech. Seven of the startups are based in India, four in South East Asia, and two in Australia. Notable startups in the cohort include Ethereal Machines, Elivaas, Incore, Mindgrove, Newtrace, and ZeroK. Funding details and valuations of some startups are disclosed, with investments led by Peak XV Partners.
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India needs more AI startups: Peak XV Partners’ Harshjit Sethi
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The Indian AI startup ecosystem needs more companies building AI solutions not only for India but also for the global market, according to Harshjit Sethi, the managing director at Peak XV Partners. Despite the talent pool in India, many skilled individuals are building AI ventures in the West. Peak XV Partners has invested in AI startups and their accelerator program, Surge, recently selected 14 startups focusing on AI, finance, consumer sectors, and healthcare. While AI tools provide numerous opportunities, challenges remain in organizing data effectively and ensuring proper use of models. Indian family offices have also been investing in AI-focused companies, with investments growing year-on-year.
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Deep tech, AI, Quantum Ventures lead Peak XV Surge’s ninth cohort
Economic Times
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1y ago
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Surge, Peak XV Partners' scale-up program for early-stage startups, has chosen 13 ventures for its ninth cohort, focusing on deeptech, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and quantum computing. This is Surge's first cohort since Peak XV Partners was established after the split from Sequoia Capital. Surge has shifted its sectoral mix to more advanced technologies, such as semiconductor companies and AI startups, reflecting the changing ecosystem in India and the broader region. Surge has previously backed over 140 startups, with a total of $2 billion raised post-program.
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The Disrupt 2025 Builders Stage agenda now live and taking shape | TechCrunch
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The Builders Stage at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, held from October 27-29 at San Francisco's Moscone West, focuses on the strategies behind building successful startups. Featuring notable industry leaders like Elad Gil, Dick Costolo, and Ryan Petersen, the event offers insights into fundraising, scaling, and navigating challenges. Entrepreneurs, investors, and operators will discuss effective go-to-market strategies, alternative fundraising, achieving product-market fit, and the evolving roles of AI and Silicon Valley in today's startup landscape. Attendees can register for significant savings.
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