Amecloudventures.com Website Review

AME Cloud Ventures is the venture fund led by Jerry Yang, co-founder of Yahoo! AME Cloud Ventures focuses on seed to later stage companies building infrastructure and value chains around data. We love technology heavy companies gathering or creating unique data at every stage of the data stack — from infrastructure all the way to applications, mobile, and We believe great people are the key to a company's success. We strive to find, fund, and support true entrepreneurs. We provide a unique and genuine set of resources to our founding teams, from strong operational and business experience, to networks of amazing mentors 'Ame', pronounced 'ah-may', means rain in Japanese - a reflection on our belief that accurate, actionable  data will be Nick joined AME Cloud Ventures in 2012. A techie at heart, he loves geeking out in all forms of automation, machine learning, and software Prior to AME, Nick spent five years in China and India, where he lead business development for Cloud Valley and founded two startups. Nick Select Portfolio Companies: Zoom, Zume, Zymergen, Eero, Planet, Cruise (exited) Jeff joined AME Cloud Ventures in 2013.  Jeff is pas*ionate about empowering big thinkers and frontier technologies.  From manufacturing and biology to infrastructure and consumer experiences (including food!), Jeff believes in a world where data and machine Prior to AME, Jeff invested in growth stage tech companies at Silver Lake.  Jeff earned his BS from UC Berkeley and MBA from Harvard.  Jeff currently sits on the Board for Savioke, which deploys autonomous service robots. Select Portfolio Companies: Nervana Systems, Freenome, Elementum, Synthego, Rigetti Quantum Computing Wretch joined AME Cloud Ventures in 2014.  Wretch is excited about white space innovators and companies that are in large markets with no established competitors such as aerospace, intelligent robotics, and next-gen medical devices. Prior to AME, Wretch created wretch.cc, the first and biggest blogging website in Taiwan. He built and led the team serving 6 billion page