Matt Weigand

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Matt Weigand

Matt Weigand

@Mweigand13

Accel

Katılım Mayıs 2026
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Molly O’Shea
Molly O’Shea@MollySOShea·
NEW: Inside Accel's Growth Investing Strategy An exclusive look at 40 years of legendary deals From a 10% stake in Facebook to: › Nebius (PIPE, up ~13X) › Cursor (now a $60B SpaceX acq) › Cyera (highest-valued private security co) Portfolio includes Anthropic, Spotify, Lovable, Supabase, Vercel, Scale, Decagon, UI Path, Crowdstrike, Linear. With Growth Partners Arun Mathew, Miles Clements, & Matt Weigand, we cover: › Agent economy & real enterprise adoption › Inference buildout and infra as the rate limiter › Token maxing & where spend goes next › 3 trillion dollar IPOs & the race to $10T companies › Why security exploded after Mythos
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Chamath Palihapitiya
Chamath Palihapitiya@chamath·
Standing up a next-gen data center is no joke. While it may seem like the big boys will backstop you - they really won’t. And they have big expectations based on their history of execution - ie they are good at this so they expect the same from others. If you can’t live up to their expectations, the liquidated damages clauses, alone, can bankrupt a neoscalers. Then you can also loose your IG wrapper which can do it as well. Net/net, lots of upside if you get it right but this isn’t for the faint of heart.
Negligible Capital@negligible_cap

So Crusoe did not pause the 1.8GW datacenter development at the request of a hyperscaler after all “In reality, Crusoe is being pushed aside, people familiar with the situation said. The company tried and failed to lock in customers including Alphabet Inc.’s Google at the site, the people said. The talks with Google stalled after the technology giant raised concerns about the costs and timetable under Crusoe’s watch, some of the people said, asking not to be identified because the information isn’t public.“ $BKH is continuing the project forward with $GOOG, and without Crusoe as a development partner

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Harry Stebbings
Harry Stebbings@HarryStebbings·
The AI infrastructure race is ON. CapEx spend has never been greater. At the centre of it: Nebius. $66BN market cap. Going head-to-head with the largest hyperscalers on the planet. Leopold Aschenbrenner just made them one of his largest positions. I sat down with @nebiusai Co-Founder, @romanchernin and I’ve condensed my notes below: 1. How Reducing the Cost of Intelligence Increases Consumption Reducing the unit cost of intelligence triggers Jevons Paradox: total compute consumption rises as previously uneconomic tasks become viable. At scale, builders move toward tunable open-source architectures and specialized post-training, while frontier labs expand into larger, harder reasoning markets. 2. If Nebius Doubled Pricing, How Would That Impact Demand? Nebius’s pricing power is capped by customer economics. If inference costs rise too high, customer margins break and demand stalls. The real edge is not nominal GPU pricing, but Total Cost of Ownership: caching, runtime optimization, and distillation can shift token economics by an order of magnitude. 3. If Nebius Had 10x the Capacity, Could They Sell It? The real question is not whether raw demand exists, but whether Nebius can diversify it. Bare metal concentrates revenue around a few global giants. Moving up the stack into managed infrastructure and specialized inference expands the market to thousands of application developers. 4. What Is the Single Biggest Threat to Nebius? The biggest threat is extreme consolidation into three to five closed tech empires. If a few conglomerates control the frontier model landscape, independent clouds risk becoming low-margin physical-layer vendors. Survival depends on a broad, democratized ecosystem of independent builders. 5. Who Actually Holds Power Against Nvidia? Power against Nvidia comes from engineering credibility, not political posturing. Nvidia is deeply engineering-driven, so influence comes from proving technical capability across the stack. Differentiation requires a world-class team that reliably executes and earns operational respect. 6. Surviving the Hyper-CapEx War Competing with hyperscaler CapEx requires respecting operational timelines. Capital cannot compress a six-month infrastructure bottleneck, but over 18 to 24 months it matters. It lets providers parallelize execution, secure power, lock data centers, and prepare capacity ahead of GPU deployment. 7. The Shark Rule: Move or Die Cloud infrastructure is a post-sales business: every funding round or contract is only a credit and an opportunity to deliver. Survival requires relentless forward motion, disciplined execution, and focus on daily operations rather than emotional market spikes or consolidation noise. (links below)
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Matt Weigand
Matt Weigand@Mweigand13·
@joeschmidtiv May 29, 2026 - Joe saves SaaS CRM +10% NOW +14% WDAY +12% TTAN +9%
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Matt Weigand
Matt Weigand@Mweigand13·
There are "neoclouds" and then there is Nebius. ~1000 of the world’s best engineers solving the hard problems - rack design, tenant isolation, storage scalability…oh and the market appears to like inference this week :) @nebiustf @demian_ai These guys are playing a completely different game and are just getting started.
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Roman Chernin
Roman Chernin@romanchernin·
@Accel, @Mweigand13, and the team have been great partners to @nebiusai betting on a bunch of “ex-yandex ex-russians” back in 2024 was not exactly the obvious move I guess
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Dan Levine
Dan Levine@daniel_levine·
@chongz 👀 $NBIS … smh @mattweigand1 not even really on X, the everything app, guess he doesn’t need to be anymore
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