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Sprints closed its fifth fund at a €725M hard cap, roughly 40% above its previous €525M vehicle.
Why it matters: Sprints closed a €725M fund at its hard cap in Europe's weakest fundraising year on record, and its decision to skip foundational AI in favor of application-layer bets offers a concrete read on where growth capital sees returns.
Pear VC closed its fifth fund at $333 million, about $99 million less than the $432 million it raised in May 2023.
Why it matters: Pear VC's smaller Fund V shows how seed investors are betting that early founder access, not fund size, decides who wins AI deals.
Endeavor Catalyst closed its fifth fund at $320 million.
Why it matters: Endeavor Catalyst's fifth fund shows where non-Bay Area founders are getting funded while most venture money concentrates on Silicon Valley AI.
Superorganism closed its first fund at $25.9 million, with backing from Cisco Foundation.
Why it matters: Superorganism's first fund shows how a biodiversity-focused VC defines its category and check sizes, useful context for founders and LPs weighing nature-tech strategies.
Sequoia Capital announced a $750 million early-stage fund for Series A startups and a $200 million seed fund.
Why it matters: Sequoia's new funds keep the same size as its 2022 vehicles, and the piece names the early AI bets that paid off, giving a concrete read on how top firms are pricing the AI boom.
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