Filing: ex-a16z partner Bryan Kim is forming venture firm Mido Capital; sources: he plans to raise ~$100M for a fund backing early-stage AI and other startups (Yuliya Chernova/Wall Street Journal)
Bryan Kim’s new firm is being set up around a planned debut fund of about $100 million.
The former Andreessen Horowitz partner is forming Mido Capital, according to a filing cited by the Wall Street Journal. Sources told the Journal the fund would back early-stage AI companies and other startups. Kim previously invested in consumer tech and AI startups at a16z. Techmeme's note
The former Andreessen Horowitz partner is forming Mido Capital, according to a filing cited by the Wall Street Journal. Sources told the Journal the fund would back early-stage AI companies and other startups. Kim previously invested in consumer tech and AI startups at a16z. Techmeme's note
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