Sequoia partner: firm slimming down to "play offense" amid AI-driven change
KateClarkTweets · x · 2026-11-05
At WSJ's Tech Live conference, reporter Kate Clark interviews Sequoia's Grady P. about big changes at the firm: slimming down to "play offense" in a world of extremely fast, AI-driven change. The interview also covers midterms and the AI bubble debate; Sequoia has reportedly been winding down accelerator programs and closing international offices.
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