In Silicon Valley, investors are more permissive in letting founders attempt bigger and more implausible things, says billionaire venture capitalist Vinod Khosla. He was answering to a question on if he sees any flaws in the Indian entrepreneurship ecosystem, especially in the context of Cafe Coffee Day founder V G Siddhartha’s demise. He talks to Peerzada Abrar & Yuvraj Malik. Edited excerpts:
You have helped create many billion-dollar firms. What are the big bets that you are looking at in the next 10 years? You have talked about reinventing the societal infra with technology...
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