- Using a machine learning model Sparkline Capital were [able](https://www.sparklinecapital.com/post/liquid-venture-capital) to cluster firms in similar technologies and then look at how venture investment in these tech clusters evolved over time.
- This leads to the following chart of cycles.
- “_In the dot-com bubble, venture capital firms threw money at **internet** companies. Next, Blackberry and iPhone ushered in the **mobile** age. Then, Facebook’s success sparked a wave of investment into **social networks**. **Artificial intelligence** grew steadily over the past decade, while **blockchain** burst on the scene a few years ago. **Climate tech** investment faded after an initial burst but is now seeing a resurgence._“


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This is pretty dope, will share this on Twitter later this week, thanks Snip!

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Technology is Cyclical - Venture Investments Edition

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