Today, Wing, an early-stage venture capital firm investing in and supporting AI-first companies, announced that it closed Wing Four, a $600 million investment fund. The new fund will be exclusively dedicated to early-stage investing and long-term company building in B2B technology with a focus on companies central to the construction of the AI-first technology stack.
"Wing Four is our commitment to continue driving the AI-first transformation of businesses," said Gaurav Garg, Founding Partner at Wing. "This is the next supercycle in B2B tech—just as the confluence of data, mobile, and cloud technologies reshaped digital transformation, we see AI's potential as equally disruptive and transformative."
Founded by former partners from Accel and Sequoia Capital, Wing has been investing in AI since the firm’s founding a decade ago, and continues to validate its investment thesis that modern enterprises are built on data and powered by AI. Wing’s partners have invested in 23 enterprise technology companies that have gone public or achieved billion-dollar outcomes, including Snowflake, Cohesity, Gong, and Shape Security.
