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Search complete. 10 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Emergence Capital".

Oct 20, 2026

Doug LandisGUEST
29:26
And then I was a box.
Doug LandisGUEST
29:27
And then these VC investors and one of them, Jason Green, one of the founders of Emergence Capital found me and he was like, I think you need to come work with us.
Doug LandisGUEST
29:36
And I did for seven and a half years.
Doug LandisGUEST
29:37
And he was like, he's a very important person in my, my growth.
Ilya StrebulaevGUEST
2:38
Then there are venture capital firms that's been around maybe for twenty years.
Ilya StrebulaevGUEST
2:43
Uh, for example, Emergence Capital, that's specializing in B2B SaaS, or Andreessen Horowitz, also known as a16z, that is investing in a lot of stuff and of course, this day, is leading, I think, in, uh, the field of AI.
Ilya StrebulaevGUEST
2:59
The most important reason that successful venture capital firms last a long time is because they make these great investments that turn into home runs again and again and again.
Ilya StrebulaevGUEST
3:10
A home run, effectively, is we invest $1, you get $100 or more in return, 100x as we say.
Ilya StrebulaevGUEST
3:28
Then there are venture capital firms that's been around maybe for 20 years.
Ilya StrebulaevGUEST
3:33
Uh, for example, Emergence Capital, that's specializing in B2B SaaS, or Andreessen Horowitz, also known as a16z, that is investing in a lot of stuff and of course, this day, is leading, I think, in, uh, the field of AI.
Ilya StrebulaevGUEST
3:49
The most important reason that successful venture capital firms last a long time is because they make these great investments that turn into home runs again and again and again.
Ilya StrebulaevGUEST
4:00
A home run, effectively, is we invest $1, you get $100 or more in return, 100x, as we say.
Augustin SayerHOST
23:12
To the name of your kids.
Augustin SayerHOST
23:15
Let's go to Emergence Capital.
Augustin SayerHOST
23:17
And Nidhi, just a tiny bit before, how do you get into venturing?
Lotti SiniscalcoGUEST
23:20
Yeah.

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Augustin SayerHOST
40:44
Honestly, I think we could go for two hours.
Augustin SayerHOST
40:45
Yeah.
Augustin SayerHOST
40:47
Emergence Capital.
Augustin SayerHOST
40:49
So you joined Emergence Capital.
AJ BrunoGUEST
25:59
We're in this together to get everyone to buy into this new world era.
AJ BrunoGUEST
26:03
And, you know, Jake from Emergence Capital would say the same thing.
AJ BrunoGUEST
26:07
This would be his plug for his... his book and what he's working on.
AJ BrunoGUEST
26:12
But it's, it's true.
CarmeloHOST
44:04
But next up, we got Verda, a Helsinki, Finland-based provider of full stack cloud infrastructure for AI developers.
CarmeloHOST
44:10
They raised 189 million in new funding, including an oversubscribed Series B from Emergence Capital leading the round and joined by MUFG Innovation Partners, Supermicro, Varma, Lifeline Ventures, Six Degrees Capital, and a few more.
SashaHOST
44:27
Now we've got Brahma AI.
SashaHOST
44:29
Good name, by the way.

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RuntimeWire Daily Recap — September 22, 2026

Sep 23 · 1 Mention

AnnieHOST
3:05
Number five, Virta raises $189 million for the GPU cloud investors once called too capital-intensive.
AnnieHOST
3:13
Ruben Bryan, founder and CEO of Virta, has raised $189 million in a Series B led by Emergence Capital, Bloomberg reported, giving his Helsinki-based AI cloud a valuation of at least $1 billion.
AnnieHOST
3:25
Virta declined to give Bloomberg the exact figure.
AnnieHOST
3:28
The oversubscribed round brings Virta's total funding to more than $450 million across equity and debt, according to Virta.
speaker_0HOST
5:47
Funding news out of Helsinki.
speaker_2NARRATOR
5:49
Vida, the Helsinki-based AI cloud company, formerly known as Data Crunch, has raised $189 million in a round led by Emergence Capital.
speaker_2NARRATOR
6:01
The company says the financing values it at a billion dollars or more and brings total funding past $450 million.
speaker_2NARRATOR
6:10
Verda sells dedicated graphics processing capacity to European AI developers, a niche that has grown sharply as customers weigh data residency rules and pricing against the American hyperscalers.

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