Kate Clark is a Senior Reporter at The Information, specializing in covering the financial landscape of Silicon Valley. With a focus on venture capital, she provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the money and deals that power the tech industry. Kate's work has also been featured in The San Diego Union-Tribune, showcasing her expertise and insights in the field.
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Kate Clark's coverage mainly revolves around venture capital, startups, and investment firms. She often features private sector announcements and provides investment analysis and expert commentary on these topics.
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Tom Loverro, general partner at IVP. Photo by Christian Grattan/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images.
Left to right: Peter Fenton, Eric Vishria, Sarah Tavel, Chetan Puttagunta and Victor Lazarte.
By: Gabe Pereyra, Winston Weinberg, Kate Clark, Stephanie Palazzolo
One month ago, we broke the news that Harvey, a startup that sells AI-powered legal software, was looking to raise $600 million in funding at a valuation of at least $2 billion. The firm told investors that it planned to use some of the capital to acquire vLex, a 25-year-old legal research firm majority-owned by private equity firm Oakley Capital.
By: Juro Osawa, Kate Clark
Masayoshi Son, chairman and CEO of SoftBank. Photo by Toru Hanai/Bloomberg via Getty Images.
By: Ben Horowitz, Marc Andreessen, Kate Clark
Andreessen Horowitz, one of the most active venture capital investors in generative artificial intelligence, has added a new tool to its arsenal for winning deals in hot AI startups.
The two most influential venture capital firms, Sequoia Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, have very different perspectives on demand for the most important resource for artificial intelligence companies: graphics processing units.
Venture capital firms Index Ventures and Flagship Pioneering announced new mega funds on Wednesday, underscoring a continuing trend: large VC firms are successfully replenishing their coffers, while smaller, newer firms struggle to raise fresh capital.Robinhood and Glossier-backer Index raised $2.3 billion, including a $1.5 billion fund for larger investments. Flagship, which specializes in
By: Assaf Rappaport, Harry Murphy, Kate Clark, Natasha Mascarenhas, Aaron Holmes
Google’s proposed $23 billion acquisition of cloud security startup Wiz would help it compete with Microsoft, the top seller of security software. If the deal manages to avoid antitrust challenges and other hang-ups in the ongoing negotiations—and those issues are still a big if—it would also create a windfall for the startup’s investors during a period in which such returns have been lacking.
By: Cory Weinberg, Kate Clark
Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz of Andreessen Horowitz. Photos via Getty Images.
Vice President Kamala Harris arriving in Milwaukee this morning. Photo by Jim Vondruska/Getty. (edited)
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