Greylock Partners announced today that it has closed its fifteenth fund. With a total capital commitment of $1 billion, the VC firm will focus on early-stage investments.
The focus on early-stage startups won’t limit the industries in which Greylock is planning to invest, however. Among the list of potential beneficiaries of the funding: “Consumer businesses that network people together,” “enterprise-focused products and platforms that increase productivity,” and “emerging technologies like messaging, virtual reality, machine learning, and robotics,” Greylock Partners said in a blog post.
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The Menlo Park-based firm now has at least $3.5 billion under its management. Greylock’s portfolio includes Facebook, Airbnb, GoFundMe, Dropbox, Medium, and the list goes on.
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