Anjney Midha

I love it when new people go into the business because that gives us more supply.

So if you're the Allbirds CEO listening to this, please send us your compute.

We'll take it all.

Look, in some sense, it's back to the future.

I started my career at Kleiner Perkins when I was 19.

My first board seat was as an observer with John Doerr when I was 20.

I wasn't old enough to drive, drink, sorry.

I didn't have a driver's license.

I wasn't old enough to drink.

And I got the chance to apprentice with the greats like Brooke Byers.

And look, that's the vintage of venture capitalists I grew up admiring, like Arthur Rock.

And that's our thesis at AMP on the venture capital side.

Our business is called the AMP Foundry, where we help create

co-design, you know, new labs one at a time.

My current one is called Periodic Labs, and we just decided to lead their series.

I led the seed round last year with Liam, who was the co-creator of ChatGPT, and Doj, who was there, who led some of the quantum physics teams at DeepMind.

And we're trying to find new high-temperature superconductors there with physical.

We have a 30,000 square foot facility in Menlo Park.

I spend three days a week there.

We do a stand-up every morning from 8 a.m.