Reed Jobs is making Yosemite an AI oncology company factory

Yosemite has grown to 17 people, is targeting $350 million for Fund II, and is pushing grants into venture-backed cancer startups.

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Primary source: TechCrunch

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Yosemite is testing whether an oncology VC can use grants as early sourcing, AI as development infrastructure and company formation as the bridge from lab science to pharma-ready assets.

Illustration of an architectural plan for Reed Jobs' Yosemite AI oncology startup incubator showing layout, measurements, and technical annotations.

Reed Jobs has turned Yosemite from a 2023 oncology fund into a 17-person venture firm trying to use AI, grantmaking and company formation to pull cancer science out of university labs and into clinical development faster, according to a July 11th TechCrunch interview.…

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