a16z invests in Phaze, a remote desktop platform for AI agents
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Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) has invested in Phaze, a high-performance remote desktop platform that gives humans and AI agents local-like access to remote workstations.
The report does not disclose the investment amount.
Phaze's founders, Benjy Boxer and Chris Dickson, previously built Parsec, a remote desktop product that a16z backed and sat on the board of until Unity acquired it. a16z partner statements quoted in the report say the firm is glad to work with the team again to bring desktops and applications to agents.
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AIAndreessen Horowitz invests in Phaze, a high-performance remote desktop solution that gives humans and agents local-like access to remote workstations. The founders, Benjy Boxer and Chris Dickson, previously built Parsec, which a16z backed and sat on the board of until its acquisition by Unity.
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