Anjney Midha
Anjney Midha is an AI investor and founder whose career connects machine-learning research with software platforms and compute infrastructure. He attended Rishi Valley boarding school in India, studied machine learning at Stanford, and led KPCB Edge’s blockchain investment work. He co-founded Ubiquity6, then helped Discord build its first developer platform around Midjourney. In 2023, he joined Andreessen Horowitz to lead AI investing; in 2025, he studied how frontier models analyze scientific data at Stanford. As of October 2026, he is founder of AMP PBC and teaches Stanford’s Frontier Systems course.
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- Stanford University and AMP PBC
Timeline
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By 2015
From Rishi Valley to KPCB Edge
He attends Rishi Valley boarding school in India for six years, studies machine learning at Stanford as a bioinformatics graduate student, and becomes a founding partner of KPCB Edge in 2015.
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2017–2019
Building Ubiquity6
Ubiquity6 launches in 2017; by 2018, he is its co-founder and CEO, working on computer vision and multiplayer infrastructure. In 2019, it launches Displayland, a product for 3D scanning physical spaces.
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2021–2023
Building Discord’s developer platform
Discord acquires Ubiquity6’s team in 2021. By 2023, he creates and runs Discord’s first platform ecosystem organization for developers, helping Midjourney grow.
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July 2023
Leading AI investing
In July 2023, he joins Andreessen Horowitz as a general partner to lead its AI efforts.
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2025
Testing AI on scientific data
In 2025, he works as a visiting scientist at Stanford’s Department of Applied Physics, where he measures how frontier AI models analyze scientific experiment data in condensed matter physics.
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2026
Teaching Frontier Systems
In 2026, he co-teaches Stanford’s CS 153: Frontier Systems, a course on energy, silicon, models, applications, security and deployment policy for frontier technology.
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As of October 2026
Founding AMP PBC
As of October 2026, he is founder of AMP PBC, whose mission is to maximize the world’s frontier output by scaling compute access, and a visiting scientist in Stanford’s Applied Physics Department.
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- The Spinodal Moment: A Conversation with Anjney Midha
- Anjney Midha | Andreessen Horowitz
- Kleiner Perkins: Blockchain Tech Will Spawn Amazon-Sized Successes
- Discord acquires augmented reality startup Ubiquity6
- Investing in Periodic Labs
- 500 and counting: The CS class students are lining up to take
- CS 153: Frontier Systems