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Loved Elad's take on the 1999 IPO boom - 2,000 internet companies went public and only a handful remain. That historical persepctive is crucial when evaluating today's AI wave. His point about technology being both overhyped and underhyped at the same time perfectly captures the paradox we're living through. The portfolio breadth from infrastructure (GitLab, Brex, Figma) to AI leaders (Perplexity, Harvey, Decagon) shows the thesis consistency - betting on durable platforms, not just hype. His discussion of energy as AI's biggest bottleneck and the geopolitical implications for where training hubs get built is something more investors should be thinking about. Great interview!

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