Fibe · Company in New York Tech

Overview

Fibe hosts networking events for tech founders, operators and investors, centred on New York [1]. The company was founded by Andrew Yeung [2].

Key people

Andrew YeungFounder

In the news

Reposted Andrew Yeung@andruyeungX · Oct 29, 2026
RepostedAndrew Yeung@andruyeungI’m increasingly bullish on physical third spaces in an AI world. If AI eliminates all work, then we’ll need a place to spend our time, socialize, hang out, etc. And physical interactions will be critical when/if the dead internet theory comes true. We won’t trust anything we see online and will only date, socialize, and do business in person. And if we get sick of AI-manufactured entertainment and start to crave live experiences that are authentic and real. In almost every AI future I can imagine, physical spaces and real-world experiences become more valuable.+1
I’m increasingly bullish on physical third spaces in an AI world. If AI eliminates all work, then we’ll need a place to spend our time, socialize, hang out, etc. And physical interactions will be critical when/if the dead internet theory comes true. We won’t trust anything we https://t.co/eyNntcAb3l@andruyeungX · Oct 29, 2026
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Reposted Jenny Shao@andruyeungX · Oct 29, 2026
RepostedJenny Shao@iamjennyshaoMeet Robyn, the personal agentic platform built around your life and work. - Tell her what you need in one sentence. No setup, ever. - Spin up a fleet of agents preloaded with your context that work while you sleep. - Access it on the web or just text it. - 20hrs/week saved per user. I’m Jenny, and I spent 3 years working with Nobel Laureate Eric Kandel, who mapped out memory in the human brain. We built all of that into Robyn, making it the first AI capable of taking intelligent action. Invite only access opens today. We’re giving out 1000 invite codes. Link in first comment. Comment "Robyn" for 100 free credits.
Reposted Altaf Ganihar@andruyeungX · Oct 29, 2026
RepostedAltaf Ganihar@altafganiharToday we're launching @snaptrude Agent, the most advanced agent for building design. It does real design work with you, from a site to a construction-ready LOD 400 model with structure, MEP and drawings. Then can go back to your existing software with your families intact. About a year ago we bet the company on AI. Honestly the insight came from software engineering. It wasn't long ago that autocomplete felt like a big deal, and now engineers direct agents that write a lot of the code. I think the same shift is coming to how we design buildings, and it's already started. Most designers I meet aren't short on skill, they're short on time. Take the call every design team dreads, the client cuts the budget by 30%. Today that's a bad month for everyone. With the agent you're the director. You decide where the cost comes out, and it updates the layout, coordinates the structure and MEP, and redoes the drawings. So when design exploration gets this cheap, we go from 3 options to 300, and more options means better buildings. Since August our users have gone through more than 140 billion tokens, and firms like Jacobs, Studio+, Kajima, VMDO, Dekker and hundreds of others use Snaptrude today. In our early access, more than 2,000 designers have run over 25,000 tasks through the agent since September. We also built a benchmark for this, AECBench, because in AEC an almost correct answer is still wrong. It gives AI the same brief an architect would get, has its design in a real BIM model, and scores the result against the brief and against how architects review design. We're publishing the first results today, link below. Thank you @prashanthp at @Accel and Shub and the team at @foundamental for backing us when this was still a bet, and the Snaptrude team, who built every bit of this. Really proud of you all. Thanks to our investors, @scottbelsky, @andreasklinger, @thilokonzok, @immad, @CindyXBi, @DanilaVladi, @jmwass, rahulchaudhary, @adamecourt, Zach Ginsburg, Alex duff, Paul grossinger, really appreciate all the help along the way.
Jobs I would do if I had great taste and wanted to make $$$ (In San Francisco) - private tutor - car salesman - party planner - travel planner - fashion stylist - fine arts dealer - interior designer - real estate broker - luxury watch dealer - private jet salesman Sell to the@andruyeungX · Oct 29, 2026
QuotedAndrew Benson@AndrewBensonWho actually gets rich if Anthropic lists at $2 trillion? The S-1 filed on Monday lets us answer from the filing itself. The reported target is $1.5T to $2T, listing the week of November 16. The filing implies about 16.9B fully diluted shares. So $2T works out to roughly $118 a share. The cap table at $2T: - $199B for the 7 controlling co-founders, about 10% - $28B for Ben Mann, if his stake matches theirs - $100B for the Anthropic Public Benefit Fund, 5% - $331B in employee options and RSUs, about 17% , That pool covers about 5,300 employees, an average of $62M each. - But when you joined matters enormously. The S-1 shows how much equity was granted each year, and at what price. [ Headcount went from about 300 to 500 in late 2023, to 940 at end 2024, to 5,300 now. Match the two, and here is roughly how many people made what at $2T: - $110M to $400M each: ~300 to 500 people hired by 2023 - $200M to $300M each: ~440 to 640 hired in 2024 - $70M to $95M each: ~1,360 hired in 2025 - $10M to $20M each: ~3,000 hired in 2026 So about 940 people hired by the end of 2024 average nine figures. Everyone hired since averages eight figures. The 2024 class is the surprise. That year Anthropic granted 1.28B options at $1.30 a share. At $118, that one year of grants is worth about $133B. Then there is the tender. In April, holders could sell at $25.91 a share. Investors lined up $6B, but only $4.7B sold. Weeks later, Series H priced at $58.90 a share. At $2T, the people who held would be up 4.6x. And Dario and Daniela Amodei were among the sellers. The 7 founders have pledged 80% of their equity to charity. That is about $159B at $2T. But the S-1 says the pledges are not legally binding.
Reposted Omer Bar Tal@andruyeungX · Oct 28, 2026
RepostedOmer Bar Tal@omerbartalWe raised a $7M pre-seed to make shopping fun again. @daletlabs generates media just for you: like walking into a mall built around your taste. And you can buy everything in-app. Built by researchers from Google, Runway and MIT. Backed by @lightspeedvp and amazing angels. https://t.co/IiAikIEmur
One of the most important habits I picked up in my late 20s was to stop people-pleasing. And once I did, it gave me a sense of freedom I’d never really felt before. Five tips for you if you want to try it too: 1. Say what you mean in as few words as possible. You don’t need a@andruyeungX · Oct 28, 2026
Concurrence launched today. CEO Ali Khokhar is ex-Google and Upwork. Cofounder John Xing was a founding member of Databricks' Data + AI team. Their CMO was Chief of Medical Staff at Stanford Health Care. It processes over a TRILLION tokens of clinical context a year, with@andruyeungX · Oct 27, 2026
QuotedAli Khokhar@khookharToday, we’re introducing the next chapter of Concurrence and the world’s greatest leap toward Superintelligent Care. When I was 13 I lost my mom to cancer that should’ve been caught earlier. We’re building a system that sees every patient’s future in time to change the outcome https://t.co/MOkLgjFqs8

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