Today, Google Ventures announced a partnership with two of the biggest technology venture capital firms in the world, Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins, on what they’re calling the “Glass Collective.” While this isn’t a fund, the three firms will be sharing seed investment dealflow for entrepreneurs and developers who are working on Google Glass software…

Venture firms Andreessen Horowitz,Google Ventures, and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers are teaming up to provide funding for startups working with Google Glass, the hybrid eyeglasses and smartphone developed by Google. The firms aim to provide funding to startups working on applications and hardware designed to work with the glasses, they said on Wednesday.

Three prominent venture capital funds want software developers to know they are on the hunt for apps and software for Google Glass, the company’sInternet-connected glasses. On Wednesday, Google Ventures, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Andreessen Horowitz announced the Glass Collective, an investment partnership. The three firms said they had agreed to share every pitch from start-ups…

Three influential venture-capital firms are teaming up to find and finance entrepreneurs who want to create applications and other accessories for Google Glass, an Internet-connected device that is setting out to turn wearable computing into the latest fashion trend. The partnership announced Wednesday will unite Google’s own venture capital arm with two other investment firms,…

Google Glass hasn’t even hit stores yet, and already top venture capitalists are ready to fund the people developing cool uses for it. Google debuted Google Glasses to developers back in June 2012 at its Google I/O conference, and companies have already started thinking about how they could build a more connected internet of things and roll…

It was classic Sergey Brin. Dressed in sports shorts, an exercise shirt and blue Crocs, the Google co-founder showed up riding an elliptical bicycle, and as he does these days, wearing Glass, Google’s futuristic wearable computer that fits on a head mounted display. Oh, and he was a few minutes late. The occasion: An announcement that…

Google Ventures is launching a new initiative to fuel the development of Google Glass called Glass Collective, in partnership with venture capital firms Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. The three firms hope to fund a community of developers to make Google Glass the next major computing platform. Google Glass is the wearable computing device that…

Google Glass is winning the attention of the serious money crowd in Silicon Valley. Wednesday afternoon Google Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, jointly announced plans to form an investment syndicate to supply seed money to startups developing products around Google’s Glass and what it described as the “Glass ecosystem.” In comments the…

Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen of Andreessen Horowitz just announced that the firm is teaming up with Kleiner Perkins and Google Ventures to fund a new generation of startups building apps for Google’s computerized glasses, Google Glass. Here at Business Insider, we were just discussing building an app for Google Glass, so we might soon be knocking on Mr. Andreessen’s door. You can apply for…

Google Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins have joined together to form what they’re calling “the Glass Collective” to invest in developers who are building applications for Google Glass. It’s essentially a celebrity VC endorsement for the wearable computing device, which is supposed to be publicly available later this year.

Andreessen Horowitz Managing Partner Scott Kupor discusses the length of time it takes startups to go public and compares Microsoft’s and Facebook’s IPO’s. He speaks on Bloomberg Television’s “Bloomberg West.”

When I recently met up with Andreessen Horowitz’s partner John O’Farrell, I noticed something interesting on his office wall: a big picture of Che Guevara. At first, it seemed a bit disconcerting. After all, Che was a fervent supporter of Marxism. But then again, he was someone who also liked to make huge changes. And yes, that’s what…

Scott Kupor is managing partner at Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. Previously, he was an executive at HP and Opsware—where he managed Opsware’s IPO—and before that he worked on Wall Street.

The winners of the inaugural Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering were announced Monday in London. Five Internet pioneers — Marc Andreessen, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, Vinton Cerf, Robert Kahn, and Louis Pouzin — will share the honor and the one million pound prize. The new U.K.-based award aims to be a “Nobel Prize” for engineering. Robert…

Queen Elizabeth II is not exactly known for being a digital-first champion of technology, but it looks like the British monarchy may be trying to change that association going forward, with a new award to recognize tech leaders, theQueen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering. The first £1 million ($1.5 million) prize has beenawarded to five people:…