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CapitalG

CapitalG

Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals

San Francisco, CA 49,952 followers

Alphabet's independent growth fund

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CapitalG is Alphabet's independent growth fund. We invest capital to help remarkable entrepreneurs and leading transformational companies accelerate the growth of their businesses.

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  • Open observability is mission-critical infrastructure for the AI era. Congratulations to Raj Dutt, @anthony woods, Tom Wilkie, and the entire Grafana Labs team on crossing $600 million in ARR and 10,000 customers worldwide. From being recognized as a 3x Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant to expanding platform adoption to an average of 4.4 products per customer, Grafana Labs continues to set the benchmark for modern engineering teams. Mo Jomaa, Derek Zanutto, Conner Lovely and all of us at CapitalG are proud to support their journey.

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    🏔️ The view’s better from up here! Grafana Labs just crossed $600M in ARR and 10,000 customers worldwide. We’re also fresh off our third straight year as a Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Observability Platforms — and our second year furthest for Completeness of Vision. This milestone belongs to a much bigger story. Every contributor, every customer, every dashboard, every pull request, and every deployment helped get us here. To our community and the 10,000+ teams who trust us with their most critical systems: thank you for making the climb with us. Here's to the next horizon. Read more from Business Insider: https://lnkd.in/gsXeRSYY

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    From Cloudflare and Stripe to Databricks and CrowdStrike, generational shifts breed generational companies. Today, one generational team is joining forces with another as they build the economic infrastructure for AI. When Jane Alexander and Mo Jomaa led OpenRouter's Series B, they saw a team solving the core coordination problem of multi-model AI and creating deep developer gravity. As Alex Atallah wrote, "Stripe has spent over a decade building trusted, neutral infrastructure for businesses, and OpenRouter was built on the same philosophy." We're thrilled to congratulate Alex Atallah, Chris Clark, Louis Vichy and the entire OpenRouter team on their plans to join forces with Patrick Collison, John Collison, William Gaybrick and the incredible leaders at Stripe whom we've been proud to partner with since 2016.

    Huge congratulations to the OpenRouter team for building one of the most important and beloved AI infrastructure companies, and for joining forces with another wildly important and beloved infrastructure company, Stripe. When we led OpenRouter’s Series B, we held a strong belief that the future would be one of wild proliferation of models, model providers, and inference providers. When we imagined what would be true in that world we were pretty sure of three things. First, gateways would become a critical part of every developer stack. Second, there would be a lot of competing gateways (there already were a few!). And third, the “CFO reckoning” was coming for AI spend. At the time, many companies were bragging about their token spend as something to maximize. Teams had live dashboards in the office of who could burn the most tokens. Employees had set up bots to burn tokens in order to look good for promotions. It was clear to us that token spend was not the metric to optimize in the long-term, tasks completed and value added would be. Effective routers and enterprise tooling would be critical for individuals and enterprises to earnestly harness the power of this new technology to drive the right metrics and business outcomes. So with a world view that this was critical infrastructure, but there would likely be many competitors, how did we know that OpenRouter was going to win? First, OpenRouter had created gravity. It was the absolute default and favorite place for developers. Its data was already cited everywhere. OpenRouter had built the best and most elegant product, they were the most active in the community, and the most wonderful team for all the relevant partners to work with. This is a best in breed purchase, and a market where volume itself becomes an advantage. Volume begets more volume, so the team that is able to create that gravity creates momentum that is hard to catch up to. Second, the team is just fantastic. After every single meeting with the OpenRouter team Mo and I would turn to each other and say “we have to work with these guys!” Investing is a crazy wonderful job in that you get to choose who you work with. Finding a way to work with Alex, Chris, and Louis became our mission. And we knew we weren’t the only ones who would feel that way. They are the team that developers, partners, and exceptional talent are all deeply drawn to. This is part of what makes OpenRouter so magical. Another type of gravity. Joining Stripe will only accelerate OpenRouter in pursuit of their mission. Stripe, like OpenRouter, is a neutral platform that is expert in handling extreme volume, and has earned the trust and love of the communities they serve. I cannot wait to see what you both do together. Thank you Alex, Chris, and Louis for letting us be part of your journey. The best is yet to come! 🚀

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  • Stripe was founded with an ambitious mission: to increase the GDP of the internet by building the economic infrastructure that makes online commerce and money movement simple, programmable, and frictionless.  Today, OpenRouter is doing the same for artificial intelligence, serving as the essential model exchange that allows millions of builders to seamlessly access and optimize across hundreds of models through a single API. We are thrilled to celebrate Stripe's plan to acquire OpenRouter. Uniting OpenRouter's developer-loved platform with Stripe's global economic infrastructure creates a powerful foundation for the next generation of internet software and autonomous applications. CapitalG has had the honor of supporting both of these exceptional teams on their scaling journeys.  After Managing Partner Laela Sturdy co-led Stripe's Series D in 2016 and participated in multiple follow-on rounds, Partners Jane Alexander and Mo Jomaa led OpenRouter's Series B in May 2026. Heartfelt congratulations to Alex Atallah, Chris Clark, Louis Vichy and the entire OpenRouter team, as well as to Patrick Collison, John Collison, William Gaybrick and everyone at Stripe as they unite to build the future of developer infrastructure. Judy Tsai Lani Adedoyin

    When CapitalG led OpenRouter’s Series B earlier this year, our thesis was rooted in a belief that generational platform shifts create unique opportunities for critical infrastructure to power those shifts. In the same way that Stripe built the rails for digital payments on the internet, we believed that OpenRouter was solving the critical infrastructure gap for multi-model AI inference. Today, Stripe announced that it has agreed to acquire OpenRouter, bringing together the leading unified interface for every AI model with the leading provider of economic infrastructure for the internet. What OpenRouter has built in a relatively short amount of time is truly remarkable. OpenRouter was founded in 2023 and since then has seen at least 10x growth in inference volume every year. Today, OpenRouter processes 10Tn+ tokens every day for more than 10M developers. The unprecedented growth trajectory that they’re on is ultimately a testament to Alex Atallah, Chris Clark, and Louis Vichy’s incredible leadership, technical vision, and commercial execution. We also could not be more excited about OpenRouter’s future and fit with Stripe. As long-time investors in Stripe, CapitalG has had a front row seat to their relentless dedication to increasing the GDP of the internet by abstracting complex infrastructure for developers. As AI agents and applications become central to modern software, inference spend is rapidly becoming a primary driver of digital commerce. Pairing Stripe’s billing, payments, and financial rails with OpenRouter’s routing layer and access to AI models and AI developers establishes a truly comprehensive economic and operational foundation for the emerging AI-native economy. It has been a tremendous privilege to partner with the entire OpenRouter team, and we can’t wait to see what you build together with Stripe. Once again, huge congratulations again to Alex, Chris, Louis, and the teams at OpenRouter and Stripe! CC: Jane Alexander, Judy Tsai, Lani Adedoyin

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  • The physical backbone of our economy, from power grids and data centers to advanced manufacturing and water infrastructure, relies entirely on our ability to build--yet the construction sector faces historic workforce constraints. Today marks a landmark milestone. Bedrock Robotics announced that excavators equipped with its autonomy system are now operating fully autonomously on live customer sites. This marks the first time an excavator has performed production work entirely on its own on commercial infrastructure projects. Across major civil sitework and critical water treatment facilities, physical AI is delivering measurable economic value in the field. With 20% of construction workers over the age of 55 and over 40% expected to retire in the next five years, Bedrock's same-day retrofit system and end-to-end machine learning model multiply the capacity of skilled crews while setting an uncompromising standard for site safety. By starting with excavators, the most complex and heavily utilized machine on a jobsite, Bedrock is establishing the foundation for multi-machine autonomous orchestration across American construction. When CapitalG led Bedrock’s Series B in February of this year, we saw a team uniquely equipped to take physical AI out of the lab and into the dirt. Today, Derek Zanutto, Conner Lovely, Alex Tran, and all of us at CapitalG congratulate Boris Sofman, Kevin Peterson, Ajay Gummalla, Tom Eliaz, and the entire Bedrock Robotics team on this historic milestone as they demonstrate how physical AI can directly solve our most critical real-world challenges today. 

    Today, Bedrock Robotics announces the first-ever fully autonomous excavators working entirely on their own on commercial construction sites. In partnership with Sundt Construction, Champion Site Prep, Inc., and Zachry Construction Corporation, Bedrock-equipped machines are performing earthwork across three large-scale projects in Texas and Nevada. This matters because America’s ability to reindustrialize depends on its ability to build: factories, energy facilities, water systems, data centers, new housing, and the roads that connect it all. But the nation’s construction capacity has become a primary strategic bottleneck. Major projects routinely face substantial schedule and cost overruns, and the persistent labor gap is still widening. The physical backbone of the American economy depends on an industry that is being asked to do more with less. Autonomous systems offer a path to expand our building capacity by multiplying the impact of every crew. We’re giving contractors and their teams new tools to build more of what America needs, with greater safety, speed, and predictability. We started with excavators, but Bedrock’s mission extends far beyond a single machine type. It's about creating a new layer of autonomous orchestration for the equipment that shapes our world. I’m so grateful to the many team members that have brought their unique expertise to this mission and to our close partners that have shown the trust in us to build this future together. We’re so excited about the adventure ahead!

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    $190B valuation. $7B+ revenue run-rate. 80%+ growth. Cash-flow positive. At scale, simultaneously. Very few companies in history have sustained this combination of growth and discipline at this size, and watching the Databricks team do it up close over the past 7 years has been awe-inspiring for all of us at CapitalG. Elite execution, compounding year after year. Massive congrats to Ali Ghodsi, Dave Conte, Jonathan Parker and the entire Databricks team on closing this $5B round. The best is yet to come! cc Mo Jomaa https://lnkd.in/gFBc3Dvg?

  • As proud investors in Databricks since 2020, we're thrilled to see Ali Ghodsi, Ion Stoica, Matei Zaharia, Arsalan Tavakoli, Patrick Wendell, Reynold Xin, Andy Konwinski and team continue to push the company--and its customer successes--to new heights. Derek Zanutto, Mo Jomaa and all of us congratulate you on your latest milestones, including surpassing a $7B revenue run-rate and completing a $5B fundraise.

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    Today, we announced that we crossed $7B in revenue run-rate, growing over 80% year over year. We also shared: 📊 $100M+ revenue run-rate for Lakebase 📈 $1.5B+ revenue run-rate for Lakehouse, growing over 100% YoY 💰 Continued positive adjusted free cash flow And we raised $5B in our latest fundraise. Thank you to Coatue, Blackstone, MGX, T. Rowe Price, and Sixth Street Growth for leading this round.  We’ll use this capital to invest in: • Lakebase, our serverless Postgres database built for AI agents • Genie, our AI coworkers that actually understand your business data • Unity AI Gateway, our multi-AI governance solution that helps control costs Victor Dey shares more in Forbes: https://lnkd.in/gcdhCYvW

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    Artificial-intelligence startup Lovable has raised fresh funds at a $13.3 billion valuation, highlighting investor enthusiasm for vibe-coding tools. Launched in November 2024, the Stockholm-based company’s AI platform allows users to create software and web applications using simple, everyday language. Lovable raised $400 million in the new fundraising, the company and its investors said. The deal values Lovable at more than double the $6.6 billion level it achieved in December, and catapults the business into the ranks of Europe’s most valuable startups. 🔗 Read our exclusive: https://on.wsj.com/4zlJqQb

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  • We've had a front-row seat to Lovable's growth since co-leading their Series B last year, and the breadth and depth of what builders are shipping is truly incredible. By turning plain English prompts into production-grade applications, Lovable unlocks software creation for the 99% of people who do not code, and increasingly gives them the tools to launch and run a business on it. Software has historically been one-to-many, with a single product serving millions. Lovable flips that, enabling one-to-one software created on demand for specific workflows, teams, or individuals. We believe Lovable is becoming a foundational layer in the future of work, where a founder or anyone inside a company can quickly turn ideas into the software a business actually runs on. Lovable's global scale and reach are extraordinary. Apps built on the platform have been visited hundreds of millions of times, and some of the most popular products people use every day are quietly powered by Lovable. Just eight months after co-leading their Series B, Mo Jomaa and I are thrilled that CapitalG is investing in @Lovable's $400 million Series C at a $13.3 billion valuation. Anton Osika, Fabian Hedin, and the entire Lovable team are redefining how software is built and run inside every company, and we could not be more excited to support them as they accelerate the age of the builder.

    • Lovable founder and CEO Anton Osika with CapitalG managing partner Laela Sturdy.
    • CapitalG is proud to deepen its partnership with Lovable as it helps millions of creators around the world build and run their businesses and their dreams.
    • Lovable founder and CEO Anton Osika with CapitalG managing partner Laela Sturdy at Founders Forum Global
  • Thanks to Lovable, the power to build and run software applications no longer belongs to coders alone. It belongs to the domain experts who live the problem every single day. Congratulations to Anton Osika, Fabian Hedin, and the entire Lovable team on their latest milestone: a $400 million Series C fundraise at a $13.3 billion valuation. Adoption of Lovable continues to scale rapidly worldwide, with 60 million projects created on the platform (1.2M+ added each week), 900+ million monthly visits, and reach expanding to employees at nearly two-thirds of the Fortune 500. From non-technical operators to established enterprise teams, builders around the world are using Lovable to create and run revenue-generating products and mission-critical workflows. When CapitalG co-led @Lovable’s Series B just eight months ago, we knew this team was building something extraordinary. Today, Laela Sturdy, Mo Jomaa, Alice Yang and all of us at CapitalG are proud to support the team’s Series C as they build an enduring global platform.

    • Laela Sturdy, Mo Jomaa, and all of us at CapitalG are proud to support Lovable's Series C as they build an enduring global platform for builders and businesses worldwide.
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    "He is one of the best sellers on Whatnot." In the latest episode of Fortune's #TermSheet, Whatnot CEO Grant LaFontaine told Fortune's Allie Garfinkle that one seller made $4,000 an hour while selling actual fish on a livestream from his boat. "In the pilot, he was probably doing $3,000 or $4,000 an hour of seafood sales," he told Garfinkle. "He was selling all the sustainable seafood that came directly from the dock in San Diego." 🔗 Watch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/eWCKTYRw

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