By Krystal Hu, Anna Tong and Kenrick Cai
SAN FRANCISCO – Venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is seeking to raise about $20 billion in what will be the largest fund in its history, to capitalize on global investors’ interest in backing U.S. artificial intelligence companies, sources told Reuters.
The tech investment firm, known informally as a16z, has told limited partners that the fund will be dedicated to growth-stage investments in AI companies and draw upon global investors keen on investing in American companies, the sources said. The record fundraising and the goal of capitalizing on foreign investment interest in the U.S. tech industry come against the backdrop of a sweeping tariff plan by President Donald Trump to urge companies to manufacture goods in the U.S.
To raise such a large amount of capital, a16z has been pitching it around the world. International LPs…
