Kleiner will invest 100 million dollars to focus on enterprise-class service start-ups.

Kleiner, the world's largest venture capital company, has invested in a series of well-known companies such as Netscape, Amazon and Google, and has recently decided to invest 100 million of dollars in the corporate-level market to boost its declining investment business. Kleiner (Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers) has invested about 100 million dollars in the enterprise-class mobile software market and the remote hardware software management market over the past 1.5 years. This time more capital is injected because they believe that the current spread of cloud computing and mobile technology will greatly reduce the cost of enterprises and improve the efficiency of enterprises. "The corporate market is now an excellent opportunity," said Matt Murphy, Kleiner's main partner, in a Bloomberg interview. The market is still in its early stages and the future will only become more interesting. "Kleiner and Sequoia Capital are now relatively large venture capital companies. It was founded in 1972, in the last century, the 90 's business has reached a peak, investment in a series of well-known start-up companies. But recently its limelight has been snatched by some new venture capitalists, such as Netscape founder Mark Andreessen's Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), the founder of PayPal, Peter Thiel at the helm of founders Fund.