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Andreessen Horowitz Seeks $20B for AI Fund Amid Trump's AI Investment Push
ByAinvest
Wednesday, Apr 9, 2025 8:51 am ET1min read
Andreessen Horowitz is reportedly seeking $20 billion for its latest AI fund, which would be the largest in the firm's history. The fund aims to invest in American AI companies, with a focus on foreign Limited Partners (LPs) looking to invest in the US AI market. The venture capital firm has already invested in several AI companies, including Databricks, xAI, and OpenAI. Retail investors can also invest in AI stocks such as Nvidia, Amazon, Micron, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft, which have a Strong Buy consensus rating and high upside potential.
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