Vinod Khosla
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Vinod Khosla

United States 71 years old Self-Made

Overview

Source of Wealth
Sun Microsystems, venture capital
Industry
Technology
Residence
Portola Valley, California
Organization
Founder at Khosla Ventures
Education
Carnegie Mellon University (Master of Science)
Indian Institute of Technology (Bachelor of Arts/Science)
Stanford Graduate School of Business (Master of Business Administration)
Marital Status
Married
Children
4

Assets

  • Affirm Holdings
    2,803,000 shares @ -
    -
    AFRM-US
  • Alphabet
    13,680,000 shares @ -
    -
    GOOGL-US
  • Berkshire Grey
    23,110,000 shares @ -
    -
    BGRY-US
  • Block Inc Class A
    2,313,000 shares @ -
    -
    XYZ-US
  • DoorDash, Inc
    2,930,000 shares @ -
    -
    DASH-US
  • GitLab, Inc
    7,231,000 shares @ -
    -
    GTLB-US
  • Google Inc. (Cl C)
    9,756,000 shares @ -
    -
    GOOG-US
  • Guardant Health
    184,000 shares @ -
    -
    GH-US
  • Instacart
    3,356,000 shares @ -
    -
    CART-US
  • Juniper Networks Inc.
    1,598,000 shares @ -
    -
    JNPR-US
  • Lanzatech
    125,000 shares @ -
    -
    LNZA-US
  • NextDoor
    2,730,000 shares @ -
    -
    NXDR-US
  • Okta, Inc
    212,000 shares @ -
    -
    OKTA-US
  • Opendoor Technologies
    10,377,000 shares @ -
    -
    OPEN-US
  • QuantumScape
    7,821,000 shares @ -
    -
    QS-US
  • RingCentral
    677,000 shares @ -
    -
    RNG-US
  • Rocket Lab USA
    21,324,000 shares @ -
    -
    RKLB-US
  • Velo3D
    463,000 shares @ -
    -
    VELO-US

Biography

Vinod Khosla is the founder of Khosla Ventures, a Silicon Valley venture capital firm.

Khosla Ventures invests in experimental technologies such as biomedicine, robotics, and was the first venture firm to invest in OpenAI.

The firm scored exits in 2020 and 2021 with IPOs of Affirm and DoorDash and SPAC listings of QuantumScape and Opendoor.

Khosla cofounded computer hardware firm Sun Microsystems in 1982 with Andy Bechtolsheim, Bill Joy and Scott McNealy.

Khosla spent 18 years at venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (now called Kleiner Perkins) before launching his own fund.

About

Khosla attempted to found a soymilk company in India before immigrating to the United States in the 1970s.