Wall Street Journal Panasonic-backed fund invests in hardware and enterprise software Carey Lai (left) and Paul Yeh are co-founders of Conductive Ventures, which has raised a $150 million fund. By Tomio Geron September 14, 2020 Conductive Ventures, whose sole limited partner is Japanese electronics company Panasonic Corp., has raised $150...
Palo Alto, California-based Conductive Ventures has raised $150 million for its second venture capital fund with a focus on enterprise software and hardware startups. But it may make occasional exceptions for consumer investments, as it has done in the past. The fund focuses on advising...
Conductive Ventures announces the launch of its sophomore venture capital fund today with the close of a $150 million fund. The strategy of Fund II remains the same, focusing on funding enterprise software and hardware companies that demonstrate early efficient growth. Conductive Ventures is built...
Wall Street Journal Conductive Ventures aims to stand apart with a focus on enterprise software and hardware. Carey Lai (left) and Paul Yeh are co-founders of Conductive Ventures, which has raised a $100 million fund. By Cat Zakrzewski April 10, 2018 When Carey Lai and Paul Yeh became roommates in...
Some roommate situations evolve into lifelong friendships. Few result in $100 million. That’s the amount of capital raised by new firm Conductive Ventures, announced on Tuesday by its founders Carey Lai and Paul Yeh. The two former roommates turned veteran VCs in Series A and B...
There’s a new venture fund in town from some familiar faces. Carey Lai, who previously worked at Intel Capital and IVP, is joining forces with Paul Yeh, formerly of Kleiner Perkins. They’re calling it Conductive Ventures and it’s launching with $100 million under management. They’ll be investing...
Conductive Ventures, recently formed by former Kleiner Perkins partner Paul Yeh and ex-Intel Capital director Cary Lai, has raised $100 million for a debut fund that will invest in "expansion stage" enterprise software and hardware startups Why it matters: Conductive is seeking to fill the so-called...
Conductive Ventures announced it has raised a $100 million venture capital fund to invest in enterprise software and hardware companies. The fund is led by experienced venture capitalists Carey Lai and Paul Yeh. The fund has already invested in four startups: Ambiq Micro, CSC Generation, Desktop...
Highlighting its speed and inkjet technology, Popular Science recognized the Desktop Metal Production System™ with its “2017 Best of What’s New” award in the Engineering category. The Production System is the first metal 3D printing system for mass production of complex metal parts that are up to 100 times...
