The Entire History of Silicon Valley
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Epic win. Great history
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But the future will be totally different.
The VC game is almost over.
Having a historical knowledge of VCs can definitely help startup founders have more leverage in their company!
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A lot of the Tech companies of today, were literally program names with workings within Stanford University. Basically, they were small ideas that were made big hence their names, I read this in a book, I’ll update when I find that book in my home library
Found it? please
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Intel, Fairchild, National, Signetics built the Silicon Valley by making chips before software took over.
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Working in tech I didn’t understand the VC world. Wow did this provide so much history and context for why things are today. 🙏🏼 Love the channel!
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For sure, basically every little detail I mentioned could easily be a whole video! Lots more coming soon!
The fact that there was such a huge ruse in California for this talent is interesting. Seeing the social network made me notice that some of these startups were just some nerdy kids getting big wins with their idea.
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Awesome, i cannot tell you how much i loved it, I have already watched something ventured but this approach of showing evolution of early stage investment with a timeline is really helpful in understanding the whole picture. Thank you.
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Fun fact: In 1968, Warren Buffett was serving on the board of trustees for Grinnell College in Iowa. One of Buffett's fellow board trustees, Bob Noyce, was raising the seed capital to start Intel. The college endowment decided to invest $100k in Intel (total round size was $2.5 million (Buffett wasn't the one who proposed the idea in the first place, but he did vote in favour of it, because he had full trust in the judgment of his fellow board members). Now, Buffett also had the opportunity to invest his own money in Intel, but he rejected, because he doesn't like technology investments.
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Really enjoyed this. Thanks for inspiring me to make a vid of my own on the subject diving into the prelude to Silicon Valley's rise
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This is a great summary but if anyone wants to read a detailed history I’d recommend reading The Power Law: Venture Capital and the Art of Disruption.
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To think that venture capitalists could acquire companies and reap major rewards when the founding team typically doesn't get the same control over the direction of their own company goes to show that dual-class shares are important for control. Series A, B and C funding are helpful because owners can effectively get immense money to scale or grow their business without losing much control, shares or profit. Since every company does their equity contracts differently because of the ambiguity regarding the legal terms, some owners may be lucky in the deal while others might take a bullet.
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I was kind of surprised that you didn't mention Microsoft though
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