a16z incubation college receives $42 million to prepare the next generation of entrepreneurs

in San Francisco, a 16z hatched Horowitz Andressen Académy was founded with an initial grant of $42 million, the first of which was about 50, free of school fees, no degree and credit, and received “proof of work”; students advanced their personal projects and entered the company Co-op, Anthropic, OpenAi and NVIDIA, 10 companies as founding partners, each of which received a maximum of $50,000; and schools, for profit, planned to launch a two-year project in 2028, with tuition close to the top private university, a16z being used to prediscover talent。