DST Milner: The tycoon behind the global social portal

Milner (Yuri Milner) One months ago, Milner (Yuri Milner)-Russian Digital Sky Technology (Digital Sky Technologies, "DST") co-founder and Nerdy spent his 51-year-old birthday. The gift he gave himself was to spend money – an investment in the prismatic of Silicon Valley's hottest company, with Jim Breyer, the founding partner of Accel partner, America's top risk fund, that offered the company a round of 15 million dollars in a-turn financing. It's no novelty to spend money on a Russian who broke into Silicon Valley like a bull who broke into a porcelain shop, after he had dropped billions of dollars, but this time he did not extend his previous "late-stage investment" approach, late-stage investment. Instead, I chose a start-up company and couldn't wait to take a note. Why is that? Milner did not explain to the outside world. But similar to what he had previously labeled on his investment list: Prismatic is a company with a strong social gene. Bradford Cross, the company's founder, has provided the company with a service that spans social platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Google +, where people share news, messages, Prismatic also provides people with information they might be interested in based on intelligent computing. Milner's new love is quite intertwined with the old pet he had previously invested in. The companies he invests in include the following names: Facebook, Twitter, social gaming company Zynga, and Groupon, the world's largest social networking company. He also has the largest social networking site in Russia, mail. RU, the company has been listed, China's Tencent Company holds 8.3% of the company's shares. The Up-and-comer of the global venture capital industry is not just the intersection of MA with China. DST Global, the World Investment company he manages, has also invested heavily in the first dollar fund of China's E-commerce company, Jingdong Mall and the innovation Workshop of Kai-fu Lee. Yes, socializing is the investor's favorite and the main consistent of his investment goals. He, who is usually less reticent, can only talk about the future of social media completely. "We live in the age of mathematicians, and too much power and wealth will be mastered by those who create algorithms that ultimately determine the scope of our knowledge," he said in an interview with Fortune. "Milner, through his investments, has mastered the key to the global next generation of social waves; what people want to know is whether the star investor, who never enters the board of investment companies and wants to invest in a long period of time, will jump into the ocean and start a great company. To know that he had ever created his own company, and that in Russia BenThe earth was very successful. And the BRICS leaders can rock Silicon Valley, and perhaps China's Internet company bosses can learn from him how to invest in the sea.