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Oct 29, 2026

Jonathan BuckleyHOST
24:45
Okay.
Ashutosh GargGUEST
24:47
Backed by Foundation Capital and Khosla Ventures.
Jonathan BuckleyHOST
24:50
Excellent.
Ashutosh GargGUEST
24:52
Yeah.
Chris BalestrasHOST
11:14
I thought this was the most wild tweet of them all.
Chris BalestrasHOST
11:16
So everyone, anyone that's seeing it's Vinod Khosla tweeted, by the way, Khosla Ventures invest in both.
Chris BalestrasHOST
11:22
What's with like, are VCs
Glenn RachlinGUEST
11:24
able to invest in competitors? Cause these guys have felt like direct competitors for a while.
Tyler ShultzGUEST
38:17
But if you look at her list of investors, there are actually no Silicon Valley venture capital firms.
Tyler ShultzGUEST
38:21
There's no Khosla Ventures, there's no Sequoia Ventures- ... mm There's no Google Ventures.
Tyler ShultzGUEST
38:25
Draper, though, right? Didn't Draper? Draper is on there- [laughs] ...
Tyler ShultzGUEST
38:29
but he was more like an angel investor.
speaker_0HOST
3:52
It's a funding story in the health tech space.
speaker_0HOST
3:55
We're talking about Even Healthcare, a Bengaluru-based managed care startup, which has raised $50 million in funding in a Series B funding round led by existing investor Khosla Ventures with participation from Alpha Wave.
speaker_0HOST
4:09
Now, the funding round triples the company's valuation from its previous fundraise 18 months ago and takes its total funding to more than $120 million.
speaker_0HOST
4:18
The latest fundraise comes as Even looks to expand a model that integrates healthcare delivery with financing and ongoing patient management, with doctors incentivized to improve health outcomes rather than increase the number of procedures performed.
Luba YudasinaHOST
0:09
His last company, Even, sold to Walmart for $300 million after saving millions of Americans billions in payday loans and overdraft fees.
Luba YudasinaHOST
0:18
Now he's building Tolan, personal AI that's hit $15 million in revenue with $30 million raised from Khosla and USV.
Luba YudasinaHOST
0:26
Why do you think Silicon Valley has such an obsession with personal AI assistants? [upbeat music] Quinton, thank you so much for coming on the show.
Quinten FarmerGUEST
0:41
Inba, thanks for having me.
Luba YudasinaHOST
0:43
15 million in revenue, 30 more mil from USV and Khosla.
Luba YudasinaHOST
0:47
Con- congratulations.
Quinten FarmerGUEST
0:48
Thank you.

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Oct 19 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
5:52
Turning to health care, doctors at Even Healthcare draw fixed salaries, and their bonuses depend on how patients say they recovered, not on how many procedures they performed.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:02
That design is the bet behind a $50 million Series B led by Khosla Ventures, valuing the Indian startup at $300 million, about triple its price 18 months ago, even began by sending members to partner hospitals, found unnecessary tests and surgeries, and started running its own.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:19
Its two Bengaluru hospitals reached operating profit within a year, and five more are planned for the next six months.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:25
It claims unplanned readmissions under 1% against an industry range of 8 to 15.
Jack BenjaminGUEST
14:40
Um, there, there's other ones.
Jack BenjaminGUEST
14:42
Uh, Khosla Ventures is another one.
Jack BenjaminGUEST
14:44
They do often get attached to series, uh, different series of funding for a lot of these AI companies.
Jack BenjaminGUEST
14:50
They also have, of course, investments outside of AI as well, as any venture capital firm probably would do.

32 MINS LATER

Jack BenjaminGUEST
47:06
The semiconductor business was huge in the early 20th century when computing was first starting.
Jack BenjaminGUEST
47:10
Found- start a fund that invests in Apple and Cisco and Atari and all these other businesses, gets huge, and then those people themselves make a lot of money, and then they found their own venture capital funds, and it keeps moving onward.
Jack BenjaminGUEST
47:23
Um, one last one, we mentioned Khosla Ventures, uh, that's founded by Vinod Khosla in 2004.
Jack BenjaminGUEST
47:30
He's, uh, quite an interesting guy.
Tim DavidsonHOST
4:39
The investors also tr- kind of chimed in here, and this is where it kinda gets messy, it says.
Tim DavidsonHOST
4:43
Khosla Ventures is on both cap tables.
Tim DavidsonHOST
4:45
That's interesting.
Tim DavidsonHOST
4:46
Vinod Khosla, who must be from Ko- yeah, Khosla Ventures, called Factory-
Madeleine WorkGUEST
4:50
Probably Khosla, yeah.
Madeleine WorkGUEST
4:51
[laughs]
UtsavHOST
43:29
But this is something you flagged to me.
UtsavHOST
43:31
I mean, uh, this is what, uh, I mean, investors from the same Khosla Ventures, this proper like definition of we love love basically.
SharvilHOST
43:39
Yeah.
SharvilHOST
43:39
Yeah.
Grayson BrulteHOST
39:42
Well, looking forward to hearing about that.
Grayson BrulteHOST
39:44
And the company recently closed a thirty-five million dollar Series C led by Khosla Ventures.
Grayson BrulteHOST
39:49
Congratulations on that.
Grayson BrulteHOST
39:51
I love it 'cause it wasn't a large raise, which tells me that you're running a capital efficiency business.

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