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Venture Capital
by tj on May 12, 2004
Dispatches has a good portrait and analysis of Garage Technology Ventures :
"First of all, Garage understands that highly experienced, highly successful entrepreneurs are disadvantaged when it comes to cultivating dramatic technological innovation. By their very nature, the early stages of a breakthrough are frought with uncertainty. Consequently, highly regarded entrepreneurs face higher risk in such situations than do two guys in a dorm room. On a risk adjusted basis, it makes more sense for experienced entrepreneurs - who have more to lose financially and reputationally - to lead the exploitation of existing technologies than speculatively develop new technologies."
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