The investment landscape of top-tier venture capital firms in 2025 has already begun to tilt towards future infrastructure. Especially in the AI track, they are adopting a full-stack deployment approach — not only investing heavily in R&D but also focusing on real-world applications.
Looking at their investment list makes it clear: healthcare, biotechnology, enterprise services — these are all domains where AI can directly create commercial value. It's not about hype, but genuinely enabling AI to produce practical applications in these fields. This approach is very clear — broad AI infrastructure may not be very exciting, but vertical solutions can effectively improve productivity and are less risky.
From this perspective, capital is shifting from blindly chasing hot trends to seeking technological directions that can truly generate commercial returns.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 21h ago
Someone finally said it: vertical tracks are the real deal
The medical biotech sector is indeed much more reliable than those虚的 concepts, as you can directly see the output
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 21h ago
Basically, big money has finally woken up and is no longer playing the virtual game.
Vertical applications indeed have potential, but the medical and biotech sectors should also start to compete.
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BearMarketBro
· 21h ago
Someone finally spoke out, and this wave of investment direction is indeed much clearer.
Or maybe... they've also been awakened by the previous AI bubble haha.
The medical biotech enterprise services sector is indeed more profitable, much more reliable than those PPT projects.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 21h ago
Healthcare and enterprise services are indeed attractive, but it still depends on who can truly innovate and stand out.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 21h ago
Someone finally said it: vertical tracks are the real deal. Those hyping AI general models should wake up already.
The investment landscape of top-tier venture capital firms in 2025 has already begun to tilt towards future infrastructure. Especially in the AI track, they are adopting a full-stack deployment approach — not only investing heavily in R&D but also focusing on real-world applications.
Looking at their investment list makes it clear: healthcare, biotechnology, enterprise services — these are all domains where AI can directly create commercial value. It's not about hype, but genuinely enabling AI to produce practical applications in these fields. This approach is very clear — broad AI infrastructure may not be very exciting, but vertical solutions can effectively improve productivity and are less risky.
From this perspective, capital is shifting from blindly chasing hot trends to seeking technological directions that can truly generate commercial returns.