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By Krystal Hu (Reuters) -FieldAI, which develops systems for robots to operate safely in industrial environments, has raised ...

Khosla was the first venture capital investor in OpenAI, and Khosla Ventures invested $50 million in the company in 2019, which The Information later reported gave him a 5% stake in the company at ...

FieldAI, a robotics startup backed by Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and others, raised $405 million in recent funding rounds as the ...

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Khosla Ventures, the firm headed by Sun Microsystems co-founder Vinod Khosla, has raised two funds totaling $1.1 billion to invest mostly into companies seeking to clean up the environment.

The startup has now secured a total of USD 405 million across two rounds as it looks to accelerate the deployment of its artificial intelligence platform.

Khosla Ventures III has $750 million to invest in traditional early to mid-stage companies, while a newly created $250 million fund called Khosla Seed will seek out higher-risk projects.

If successful, this will be Khosla Ventures’ largest fundraise to date, per Crunchbase data. The amount will surpass its seventh fund in 2020, which garnered $1.4 billion.

Vinod Khosla’s advice for entrepreneurs is to ignore the experts and invent the future you want. That’s what he told the graduating class of Singularity University last week in a closing speech.