Sequoia Capital is a prominent American venture capital firm founded in 1972 by Don Valentine. With nearly 50 years of experience, Sequoia has been instrumental in the growth of numerous technology companies, including Apple, Google, YouTube, Instagram, and Zoom. The firm focuses on a wide range of sectors, such as energy, financial services, enterprise software, healthcare, internet, and mobile startups.

Sequoia's investment philosophy emphasizes a long-term commitment to its portfolio companies, aiming to support them from inception through IPO and beyond. In 2021, Sequoia restructured its operations, transitioning from a traditional venture capital firm to a registered investment advisor, allowing it to broaden its investment scope to include public stocks and cryptocurrency assets. ( In June 2023, Sequoia announced a strategic split into three independent entities: Sequoia Capital for the U.S.

and Europe, Peak XV Partners for India and Southeast Asia, and HongShan for China. ( This restructuring aims to enhance focus and adaptability in each region. Sequoia's commitment to innovation and founder support continues to drive its success in the venture capital landscape.