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Avoid zombies. This is the message of some enterprise capital heads that predicts the cost of the AI’s value and time startups, but also increase the number of zombies. These are VCS firms that have shown little demand for their services and visiting the technological picture without fresh capital or new investment.
The founders will be so due to AI profitable Construction companies will no longer have to grow many rounds of the capital, in December, the motive partners of the private capital company, the professional community platform has left Opus.
Tidswell-Norrish, for the next five years, the founders predict that the founders will gain enough capital in one round and then achieve profitability. This will compete with each other to separate VCs and said that companies should be flowed down to find.
Ben Savage, a partner in ClockTower Ventures, does not agree. Savage thinks that the AI is likely to create more beginners and likely to rediscover more segments of the economy. Bain Capital’s partner Matt Harris, which has some thoughts, pointed to the cloud calculation and SaaS Bum in the last decade. Harris thinks that the current AI revolution can lead to more VC.
For Venture Capitalists, AI can threaten their positions or provide an opportunity, said Opus is Tidswell-Norrish. Many companies raised capital and invested, the starting assessments in the 2021 bull market were high. Enterprise funds often take years to sell their shares, so the firms can set up their profile and can collect many funds before return. The Venture industry is currently a completely He said that only the highest level and distinguished funds that continue to collect money. There are also a number of VC companies that do not invest in and only “existing stock lifespan”.
Opus Tidswell-Norrish thinks that the EU will create a power turn in favor of the founders with less capital. Many VCs are waiting for many VCs to strengthen or collapse in the next ten years. Many companies, which are a 10-year life cycle, said many “will take a long time to die.”
Zombies multiply
The number of US Zombie Venture firms has increased. In early 2025, 574 US zombies or before previous year ago, there is no known investment since the end of December 2023, and the research company was informed of Pitchbook. This is compared to the end of 2021, when it has been a known investment since the end of 2020, but since the end of 2020.
Most of the speaking VCs Fortune Agree, the enterprise will have a weed from the capital sector, but it is not necessarily due to the EU. If compounds are crawl, the IPO market is closed for about four years and complicates the deals to sell their deal deals.
The funds starting in 2020, in 2021, in 2026 and the intensification of the second pool in 2026, the second pool in the second pool in the second pool, Peter Walker, Peter, Peter Walker, Capital Management Platform “No more funds have no great performance measurements. If your last fund is not very good, new There is a tough climate to raise funds, “he said.
Clocktower said the atrocity, always, “playing and to play and subside”, but it is too early to determine the impact of the 2021 fund’s activities. “The formation of the capital of the capital of the capital of the capital has a large number of variety in the game,” he said.
The company’s living tool will be VCS with “a differentiated tool for creating value,” said Opus’s Tidswell-Norrish. This is more than a typical VC strategy that offers a unique strategy or expertise or networks, the fact that its ninety percent of the ninetry is the ability to support its own team support No, “he said.
The lack of distribution is a reason for Tidswell-Norrish, Tidswell-Norrish, aiming to provide network connections for early step-norrish entrepreneurs and founders. In 2026, Opus is expected to start marketing for $ 20 million for the first fund for $ 20 million, a man familiar with the situation.
“It’s a great existential queue. We will see the calculation,” said Tidswell-Norrish.
This story was first displayed Fortune.com
