The founders of Windsurf, an AI startup, left the company for Google Deepmind just after a deal to sell it to OpenAI fell ...

Google poached Windsurf’s cofounders and some key AI researchers for $2.4 billion while AI coding startup Cognition scooped ...

While the volume is insignificant, the startup describes the output as a crucial milestone for a technology that’s only a few ...

The biggest threat to America's competitiveness in AI and climate tech is immigration policy, says billionaire investor Vinod ...

The whipsawing of Windsurf employees and the unusual cleaving of the company into separate parts have left a bitter taste in ...

Varun Mohan, co-founder of Windsurf, faces criticism from Vinod Khosla for leaving his team to join Google after a potential ...

Tech entrepreneur and investor Vinod Khosla’s prediction of AI automating 80% of high-value jobs by 2030 coincides with a reckoning for Fortune 500 companies.

In 2025, ten Indian-origin billionaires are leading global innovation. Jay Chaudhry of Zscaler tops the list, followed by ...

South of Half Moon Bay, billionaire venture capitalist Vinod Khosla is fighting the California Coastal Commission and the Surfrider Foundation, an environmental group, over a half-mile road that ...

Vinod Khosla, worth a reported $6.2 billion, is one of Silicon Valley's most successful VCs. Khosla wrote the first check into OpenAI when it switched to a "capped-profit" model in 2019.

Vinod Khosla has a pretty great life. For starters, he’s worth $2.4 billion, thanks to co-founding Sun Microsystems in 1982 before starting his eponymous venture-capital firm.

In a 2016 paper, Vinod Khosla predicted that there will be some form of automation in healthcare. Though at the time, Khosla wrote that it would take decades for this to happen.