Despite the growing chatter of an AI bubble, Sequoia Capital insists its investment approach is unswayed by the market frenzy.
“Markets go up and down, but our strategy remains consistent. We’re always looking for outlier founders with ideas to build generational businesses,” said Bogomil Balkansky, a partner on Sequoia’s early-stage investment team.
To prove this consistency, Sequoia announced two new funds on Monday that nearly match the sizes launched about three years ago: a $750 million early-stage fund targeting Series A startups and a $200 million seed fund.
These funds were introduced after what has been a tumultuous
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