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Andreessen Horowitz

Venture capital firm

Appears in 6 stories · Last updated Nov 2, 2026

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Replit launches Replit for Business to govern AI agent deployments

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Early Replit backer promoting "agent habitat" concept

Replit launched Replit for Business on October 26, an enterprise product that wraps AI agents in sandboxing, orchestration and identity tracking. The pitch is that companies can give agents real work without letting them run loose. Replit says its agents are already in use at 85% of Fortune 500 companies.

Updated Nov 2

Stuut raises $52.5M to run enterprise order-to-cash with AI agents

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Participated in Stuut's Series B

US businesses carry $7.2 trillion in unpaid receivables; Stuut raised $52.5 million on the bet that AI agents, not finance teams, should collect that cash. Total funding now stands at $93 million.

Updated Oct 24

Jeeves raises $110 million to scale enterprise stablecoin banking

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Participant in the round and earlier Jeeves investor

Jeeves raised $110 million led by CoinFund and now moves $1.5 billion a year on stablecoin rails, up from almost nothing in January. Brazil is its largest market by revenue.

Updated Oct 21

doxx.net raises $38M to build private networks for AI agents

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As of October 2026: Lead investor in Series A

AI agents are starting to browse the web, send messages, and take actions for their users. That creates a new problem: an agent can hit a fake login page or malware site while holding its user's data and accounts. doxx.net is building a parallel private network to keep agents off those destinations.

Updated Oct 12

Andreessen Horowitz launches SF academy for 'builders' with no grades or degree

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As of September 2026: Investor and parent entity

Horowitz Andreessen Academy, announced September 22 by venture firm Andreessen Horowitz, is a for-profit San Francisco school for high school graduates who want to build startups instead of earning a degree. The founding class of about 50 students attends tuition-free for one year starting September 2027, with no grades, tests, or homework.

Updated Sep 23

Rillet raises $100M at $1 billion valuation in 48 hours

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As of August 2026: Returning investor in Rillet

Rillet, an AI-native accounting startup, raised $100 million at a $1 billion valuation. The round closed in under 48 hours, after a board meeting where the company told investors its revenue had doubled in a quarter. It wasn't looking for money.

Updated Aug 31