The founder of Facebook is raising $9 million for a start-up.

Beijing time November 25 morning news, according to foreign media reports, by Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz (Dustin Moskovitz) and chief engineer Justin Rosenstein (Justin Rosenstein)　　Asana, a co-founder of productivity-management start-ups, has raised 9 million of billions of dollars from VC-Benchmark Capital and Andreessen-horowitz. For now, Asana is likely to be one of Silicon Valley's most anticipated start-ups, with the main purpose of its latest financing round being to attract the best engineering and user interface designers, analysts said.　　Currently, the Moscow dimension and Rosenstein are trying to conceive of a new productivity management tool that will be entirely web-based and overcome many of the problems associated with other media such as e-mail. Both benchmark investment and Andreessen-horowitz are Silicon Valley's most prestigious venture capitalists, which have financed Twitter, ebay and red Hat, and the latter by Netscape co-founder Anderson (Marc Andreessen) and Ben Horowitz　　The new fund created by Ben Horowitz. Rosenstein said: "We are building a new end-to-end system for developing Web applications, which is fundamentally a groundbreaking technology involving a variety of different types of issues, from infrastructure, algorithmic systems and database work to software engineering and computer science in areas such as programming languages and assembler programs.　　Rosenstein revealed that the new system, known as the "Lunascript", was derived from the cat, which was in the possession of the Moscow Invid, to erase many of the miscellaneous work related to software engineering.　　Mr Rosenstein and Asana, who left the company last fall from Facebook, teamed up with the name of Yoga (Yoga), a group that employs two times a week to perform yoga exercises. The benchmark investment partner, Matt Cohler, was a former Facebook executive with Matt Collers and Rosenstein, and now joins Asana's board. (Tangfeng)