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Ryan Gibson
building+investing @ eclipse.vc | cofounder Kojo
Ryan Gibson is a seasoned professional who excels in partnering early-stage technology firms for investment and development, especially those reshaping critical sectors.
With a background including roles at Google, Facebook, and Microsoft in engineering, coupled with his tenure as an investor at 8VC, Gibson brings a wealth of experience to the table.
Gibson holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering from the esteemed University of Waterloo, underpinning his technical expertise.
His notable affiliations include co-founding Kojo, a company valued at $275 million, and engaging with various innovative ventures and organizations like Stealth Autonomy NewCo, Augmenta, and Peak Energy.
Having served in diverse capacities such as Co-Founder, CTO, Venture Partner, and Engineer at prominent companies and investment firms, Ryan Gibson stands as a dynamic force in the technology and investment landscape.
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I've had the privilege of working with some of the best hardware teams on the planet (HoloLens at Microsoft, Data Centers at Meta, and Devices at Google), and experienced first-hand how critical our design tools were in creating magical products. Not only has our modern world seen the benefits of these tools, but throughout human history, the tools at our disposal to design and shape our physical world have been the cornerstone to progress.
My colleagues Justin Selig, Charly M. and I share our thoughts on the new wave of design tools emerging in the AI era, and how it will fundamentally transform how our physical world is designed. If you want to build this future together, lets talk: [email protected].
Read here: https://lnkd.in/gxxx3Mc9
Lior Susan, Aidan Madigan-Curtis, ashwin pushpala, Diana Zhou, Charly M., Justin Selig, Agustya Mehta, Eugene Shoykhet, Rune Jensen, Jason Adrian, Austin Cousineau, Joseph Kelling, Ishan Chatterjee, Hiro Honjo, Aaron Szymanski, Francesco Iorio, Maria (Rioumine) Davidson, Micah Rodman, Paul Durkee, Hugh Ross, Landon Mossburg, Chris Walti, Vikas Enti, Josh Giegel
#bim #cad #cae #simulation #generativedesign
China processes almost 90% of the world’s rare earth minerals (essential for all computing) and the majority of global lithium, graphite and cobalt production (necessary for energy storage from medical devices and smart phones to electric vehicles and utility-scale renewables). The U.S. is 100% dependent on imports for 21 critical mineral commodities and at least 50% dependent on imports for another 28 critical mineral commodities. These stats are particularly alarming in light of today’s de-globalizing economy, rising tensions between the U.S. and China, and the projected demand vs. supply for these minerals.
In Eclipse Venture Equity's latest "Innovate Our Way Out" series, my Venture Partner Diana Zhou and I took a deeper look at the problems we think exist across mineral discovery, processing, synthetic production, and recycling:
