| Hello, General partners sit at the center of venture capital—leading deals, shaping firms and backing the companies that define the next cycle. But few ever reach that level. To identify who’s next, The Information spoke with dozens of venture capitalists, founders and limited partners to surface the investors already operating at a GP level—before the promotion comes. This year’s Venture Capital’s Rising Leaders 2026 list, available to Pro subscribers only, focuses on track record: leading high-impact deals, earning board seats and consistently sourcing the opportunities others miss. It’s a look at who is quietly gaining influence—and where venture capital is headed next. Subscribe to the Information Pro today for $999 $749 and save 25% on the first year to access the full list. When we spoke to investors on and beyond this list, one theme kept coming up: the shift away from the AI app layer and toward the infrastructure powering it. Hear from our Venture Capital reporter Julia Hornstein.
That shift is already showing up in where capital is going. Tech companies are racing to secure the energy needed to power AI weighing trade-offs between natural gas, renewables and nuclear as demand surges. Access to power—and the ability to build at scale—is becoming a competitive advantage, as companies repurpose industrial sites and reconfigure data centers to meet demand We’re also tracking this shift across our other exclusive Pro features, including the Talent Tracker: The Executives Leading the Data Center Race—and our AI Data Center Database, which maps the largest AI server clusters being built. If you’re making decisions about where capital is flowing, you need more than announcements—you need to know who is already acting like a general partner. Subscribe today for $999 $749 and save 25% on the first year, to get full access to Venture Capital’s Next General Partners 2026, org charts of 60+ companies, AI Databases and more.
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