Nikhil Basu Trivedi

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"There's a very small handful of companies — such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Andreessen — and again maybe like 10 others that this phenomenon is occurring."

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"There's a very small handful of companies — such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Andreessen — that this phenomenon is occurring."

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"The biggest public company in the world in the case of Nvidia, for example — you don't have on the surface such enormous companies that are just in data."

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"Superhuman is a combination of a number of companies — Grammarly, KOO — and now Superhuman as well, and changed the name to Superhuman of the whole company when Grammarly acquired Superhuman."

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"In high school I played Warcraft 3 and I was high US West with one of my best high school friends."

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"One of our portfolio companies that's growing the fastest is a company called Protege, which is in that data licensing realm. In year two of its business, it's hundreds of millions in revenue. What they do is they enable data providers — folks sitting on data — to license their data to the model companies and application layer companies that have a need for that data."

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"Windbborne collects its own data through its own weather balloons, so it has proprietary data on the atmosphere. They leverage that data to build their own models and use AI for those as well. AI plus their own proprietary data has led to some of the most accurate weather forecasting models in the world for this company. It's a 50-person company in the Bay Area. They sell both to governments and to companies — not only NOAA, we also work with the Department of Defense. It actually is related to the data conversation we were having earlier because of its own data edge and moat."