According to Toptal, the venture capital sector has grown by 12.1% annually since the financial crisis. The same source tells us that the amount of capital raised per year has grown by 100% over the decade.

Hundreds of venture capitalists are backing up startups and entrepreneurs with billions of dollars each year. Many businesses rely on these VC investments and entire economies depend on it.

When choosing to back up projects, most investors look for innovation, expertise, and profitable opportunities. Im going to take a look at some of the top tier venture capitalists and their investments in the field of enterprise tech and AI.

Companies with a focus on AI have collected over 9.3 billion dollars in the US during 2018. The number of venture capital investments keeps growing on a global scale, opening up new opportunities for startups and entrepreneurs who are looking for their golden ticket to the enterprise tech and AI space.

As stated on Kurtosys, venture capital deals ranged between $10 million and $25 million in the US ten years ago. Today, there is a trend of $50 million plus deals getting a greater share of total investment.

Top tier macro venture capitalists in the startup ecosystem include Benchmark, Index Ventures, Felicis Ventures, and Union Square Ventures.

Even micro and local venture capitalists such as Northstar Ventures and Base Ventures are hitting these large numbers. On the local micro VC side, Aybuben Ventures, the first Pan-Armenian venture capitalist fund focused on Armenian tech entrepreneurs.

With a fund of over $50 million, Aybuben Ventures is not limited to people in Armenia only. On the contrary, the fund is open to Armenians all over the world who are engaged in enterprise tech business and development. Armenians live all over the world and they are proud of their culture and dont want to lose their identity. Potentially this creates a huge global pool of entrepreneurs, professionals, capital, companies and knowledge which can be leveraged and scaled in any of the world's economies. That said, we welcome interest in our foundation, from any organization and without regard to nationality, said Alexander Smbatyan, one of the founding partners of Aybuben Ventures.

Overall, the venture capital space keeps growing, providing technology startups with sufficient funding for growth and expansion. There is an innate disposition to develop companies that make extensive use of technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, biotechnology and more, Smbatyan added as one of the reasons why it is worth to invest in the space of enterprise tech and AI.

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VC Investments In Enterprise Tech And AI - Forbes