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Sequoia Capital

Sequoia helps daring founders build legendary companies from idea to IPO and beyond. We aim to be the first true believers in tomorrow’s most consequential companies. We partner with a few outliers each year and go all-in, providing them with the hands-on help required at every stage of the company building journey. Our expertise comes from nearly 50 years of working with legendary founders like Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Larry Page, Jan Koum, Brian Chesky, Tony Xu, Lin Qiao, Eric Yuan, Christina Cacioppo, and Patrick Collison. In aggregate, Sequoia-backed companies account for more than 30% of NASDAQ's total value. The vast majority of the money we invest has been on behalf of nonprofits and schools like the Ford Foundation, Mayo Clinic and MIT, which means most of the returns we generate benefit these great causes.

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Building the "App Store" for Robots: Hugging Face's Thomas Wolf on Physical AI

09 Sep 2025
43m
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Robotics is currently experiencing a transformative shift analogous to the rise of language models, where software adaptability—not hardware—serves as the primary constraint. Hugging Face’s LeRobot project addresses this by providing an open-source framework that integrates policy models, datasets, and physical hardwar...

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Deal Velocity, Not Billable Hours: How Crosby Uses AI to Redefine Legal Contracting

02 Sep 2025
50m
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In this episode, Ryan Daniels and John Sarihan, founders of Crosby, an AI-first law firm specializing in legal contract automation, discuss their decision to build a law firm instead of legal software, emphasizing the unique feedback loops created by having domain experts and engineers working side-by-side. They explor...

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The $10 Trillion AI Revolution: Why It’s Bigger Than the Industrial Revolution

28 Aug 2025
15m
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Building the Universal AI Automation Layer ft n8n CEO Jan Oberhauser

26 Aug 2025
35m
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Scaling the 'Cursor for Slides' to $50M ARR ft Gamma founder Jon Noronha

19 Aug 2025
30m
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How AI Digital Minds Can Scale Human Connection ft Delphi’s Dara Ladjevardian

12 Aug 2025
39m
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Building the Generative Web with AI ft Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch

05 Aug 2025
1h 1m
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OpenAI’s IMO Team on Why Models Are Finally Solving Elite-Level Math

30 Jul 2025
30m
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OpenAI Just Released ChatGPT Agent, Its Most Powerful Agent Yet

22 Jul 2025
37m
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DeepMind's Pushmeet Kohli on AI's Scientific Revolution

15 Jul 2025
41m
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Mapping the Mind of a Neural Net: Goodfire’s Eric Ho on the Future of Interpretability

08 Jul 2025
47m
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Why Voice Will Be the Fundamental Interface for Tech ft ElevenLabs’ Mati Staniszewski

01 Jul 2025
59m
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In this interview podcast, Pat Grady speaks with Mati Staniszewski from ElevenLabs about the company's success in the AI audio space despite competition from larger foundation models. They discuss the technical differences between voice AI and text AI, ElevenLabs' focus on audio, and the engineering challenges they've ...

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From DevOps ‘Heart Attacks’ to AI-Powered Diagnostics With Traversal’s AI Agents

24 Jun 2025
40m
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The Breakthroughs Needed for AGI Have Already Been Made: OpenAI Former Research Head Bob McGrew

17 Jun 2025
48m
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OpenAI Codex Team: From Coding Autocomplete to Asynchronous Autonomous Agents

10 Jun 2025
37m
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Google I/O Afterparty: The Future of Human-AI Collaboration, From Veo to Mariner

03 Jun 2025
53m
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From Data Centers to Dyson Spheres: P-1 AI's Path to Hardware Engineering AGI

27 May 2025
38m
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Gong’s Amit Bendov: From Meeting Recordings to Revenue AI

20 May 2025
42m
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How to Scale AI Application Inference 100x ft. Fireworks’ Lin Qiao

19 May 2025
10m
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Lin Qiao, CEO of Fireworks, outlines the future of AI inference as a multi-dimensional optimization problem focused on aligning model performance with specific application data distributions. Moving beyond off-the-shelf models, the next generation of inference requires co-optimizing quality, speed, and cost to drive do...

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The Physical Turing Test: Jim Fan on Nvidia's Roadmap for Embodied AI #ai #machinelearning #robot

13 May 2025
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