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Khosla Ventures

Activity from announced rounds

Activity in this selectionUnited States · Oct 31, 2026 · Oct 1, 2026

Khosla Ventures funds technology companies at seed, early and growth stages, including businesses tackling difficult scientific and engineering problems in energy, industry, healthcare and software.

Its investments in fusion and lower-emission cement illustrate an appetite for technical risk in markets where commercialisation requires more than a software launch. The firm also invests in AI and developer businesses, applying the same interest in technology that can change how an industry works.

Its Venture Assistance programme includes candidate shortlists, compensation and hiring-close materials, recruiting events and operator office hours in growth, product marketing, data and sales. Those are practical resources for founders assembling the team and commercial capability around a technical product.

Sources
Rounds participated in
7
Confirmed lead rounds
2
All roles disclosed
New companies
6
First participation on record · 0 follow-on
Funding in participating rounds
$794M
6 disclosed · full round size, not this investor’s share

By stage

Series B2
Undisclosed2
Seed1
Series A1
Series C+1

By primary sector

AI3
Industrial tech2
Healthtech1
Robotics1

By country

United States7

Rounds

7 in this selection
Arda Industries

AI software that turns product designs into assembly plans and keeps manufacturing lines current as designs change.

$160MSeries A
Lead
Arda Industries

AI software that turns product designs into assembly plans and keeps manufacturing lines current as designs change.

$72MPreviously undisclosed seed
Participant
Tolan

Tolan develops a voice-first AI companion that remembers conversations and helps people organize everyday life.

$30MUndisclosed
Participant
Abby Care

Abby Care trains and supports eligible family members as paid caregivers, combining nurse-led care management with software that documents care at home.

$82MSeries C
Participant
Arena

Arena evaluates AI models through comparisons and observations of how people use them in real tasks.

$200MSeries B
Lead
Vinci

Vinci develops AI systems designed to model physical behavior and help robots and other machines operate in real-world environments.

$250MSeries B
Participant
Conway Research

Conway Research develops on-device personal AI, including the Underdog assistant and Husky inference engine.

UndisclosedFirst financing
Participant