There was the dramatic boom and bust beginning in the late 2000s, known as clean tech 1.0. And then there's the boom that's underway today, which some call clean tech 2.0. Vinod Khosla doesn't see ...

Despite coming from a family with no background in business or technology—his father was in the Indian army—Vinod Khosla always dreamed of becoming an entrepreneur. His interest in technology ...

When I hear the name Vinod Khosla three things immediately come to mind - lots and lots of money, Sun Microsystems and ethanol. If you're not familiar with Mr. Khosla, the first thing you need to ...

Indian-American billionaire Vinod Khosla has taken to X to make a comment in favour of Joe Biden while blasting Donald Trump. In a post, Khosla asked if supporters of Trump would want their ...

Vinod Khosla wants a healthcare system that takes care of patients before they are even symptomatic, and he's betting that his vision is achievable—with the help of artificial intelligence.

Sun Microsystems founder Vinod Khosla has not been shy about making his bets on the automotive future known. Wherever there has been an opportunity to invest in or promote advanced ethanol ...

Khosla, 69, is one of the most influential investors in Silicon Valley. Originally from India, Khosla in 1982 cofounded Sun Microsystems, which pioneered a range of open-source software.

Khosla Ventures declined to comment on its new fundraise. The firm, which was founded by Sun Microsystems co-founder Vinod Khosla in 2004, has five managing directors, including Keith Rabois ...

Vinod Khosla, former Sun Microsystems founder and the billionaire founder of famed Silicon Valley venture firm Khosla Ventures, was instrumental in the rise of what we now think of as the computer ...