Ben Horowitz and Marc Andreessen, of Andreessen-Horowitz, known as A16Z, revealed their plans in a sprawling 90-minute video in which they argued that the future of "American innovation" required a Trump victory.
While their financial support is not expected to equal that of the billionaire Elon Musk, who announced plans to donate $45m a month to back the former president, the two men are seen as intellectual centres of the burgeoning rightwing of the American tech scene.
In a blogpost published in June, they argued that "bad government policies are now the #1 threat to Little Tech", the startups that they see as the engine of the US economy. They expressed concern about over-regulation, particularly of cryptocurrency, and proposals to tax unrealised capital gains, as well as criticising the US government's failure to use its buying power to back startups over incumbents "in critical sectors like defense and intelligence".
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Ageless Root the master of Lord's again to place Sri Lanka under his spell
After 12 balls of increasing tension for the expectant crowd, bums fidgeting in seats and all trips to the bar put on hold, Joe Root opened the face of his bat, glided the ball through vacant fourth slip, and punched the air before it had even crossed the rope. Test century number 33 was in the bag and with it, a couple of slices of history too.
Relief for Maresca as Chelsea scrape through against lowly Servette
In the end there were fireworks being let off from the stand behind Filip Jörgensen's goal and a few too many being allowed to take place in Chelsea's area.
Sinner continues to keep focus despite drugs test revelation
Throughout the past week, as Jannik Sinner has taken his first steps toward putting the revelation of his failed doping tests behind him, the Italian has repeated in almost every appearance that he is taking things match by match and day by day.
Passive Boulter rues missed chances in loss to Maneiro
British No 1 fails to find her aggressive streak in latest grand slam disappointment
Golden girl Maskill makes splash with world record
Britain's first gold medal of the Paralympic Games went to a teenager, and in world record time, as Poppy Maskill cleared the field in the pool to win the S14 100m women's butterfly, a moment she described as \"unreal\".
Klopp cheers on friend and the Paralympics
Wojtek Czyz was soundly beaten in the para badminton but his long-time friend was on hand to offer support
'It's just insane' Recent graduates struggle to land first job
\"The job market is so insane right now. I've got work experience and internships from the UK, Paris and Hong Kong.
Drax agrees to pay £25m over inaccurate data on sourcing of wood pellets
The power generator Drax has agreed to pay £25m after the energy industry regulator found it had submitted inaccurate data on the sourcing of wood pellets used at its massive plant in North Yorkshire.
YouTube chef found guilty of gruesome murder in Thailand
A court in Thailand has found Daniel Sancho Bronchalo, a member of a famous Spanish acting family and a YouTube chef, guilty of premeditated murder and sentenced him to life in prison, in a lurid case that has gripped Spain.
Sweden warns of increased risk of Russian sabotage attempts
Swedish authorities have warned of a heightened risk of Russian sabotage, particularly on weapons facilities, as the defence industry said it was being increasingly targeted.
