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B2BaCEO with Ashu Garg

B2BaCEO is a guide to scaling your enterprise startup and growing from technical founder to CEO. Ashu Garg talks with founder-CEOs who've built industry-defining companies about the decisions, lessons, and frameworks that got them there.

How we invest in AI

We've spent years supporting startups that are making enterprise software smarter. Here's how we think about the space, and what we look for in founders.

How we invest in AI

We've spent years supporting startups that are making enterprise software smarter. Here's how we think about the space, and what we look for in founders.

B2BaCEO

Enterprise

AI

Company Building

Podcasts

Ashu Garg

The case for context graphs: With Aaron Levie (Co-founder & CEO, Box)

Aaron Levie has been on the podcast twice before. After we published our context graphs thesis, he wrote a response, so we invited him on to continue the conversation.

B2BaCEO

AI

Enterprise

Perspectives

Ashu Garg

Context graphs, one month in

A month ago, Jaya and I published our p.o.v. on context graphs. Since then, it’s become one of the most-discussed – and, in our opinion, most important – ideas in AI this year.

B2BaCEO

Enterprise

AI

Podcasts

Ashu Garg

Why context graphs are the missing layer for AI

As agents move into production, the bottleneck isn't intelligence: it's context. A conversation on context graphs, decision traces, and where value will accrue.

Enterprise

B2BaCEO

AI

Cyber

Perspectives

Ashu Garg

Where AI is headed in 2026

Enterprise AI finally hits production. Decision traces become the new moat. An AI lab goes public. Eight predictions for AI and tech in the year ahead.

B2BaCEO

AI

Perspectives

Ashu Garg

Narrative power in the AI era

I’ve been working in AI since 2006. Back then, we were using it to build ad recommendation and speech recognition systems. Today, no one thinks of those things as AI anymore. They’re just... software.

B2BaCEO

AI

Enterprise

Perspectives

Ashu Garg

What it takes to build AI agents that actually work

There’s a narrative in some corners of Silicon Valley that engineering skills have suddenly become less important now that AI can write code. I believe the opposite is true: engineering knowledge matters more than ever.

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