Linus Liang is a venture capital partner at Signia who spent five years living in India and China to scale Embrace, his medical device startup that created an infant incubator costing 1% of traditional models and impacting hundreds of thousands of babies globally. He co-creates and teaches Stanford business school courses on Big Data and Frontier Technologies while investing in enterprise AI and data infrastructure companies, bringing both deep technical experience from his distributed systems research and rare emerging markets operating experience to his venture work. Linus Liang is a venture capital partner at Signia who spent five years living in India and China to scale Embrace, his medical device startup that created an infant incubator costing 1% of traditional models and impacting hundreds of thousands of babies globally. He co-creates and teaches Stanford business school courses on Big Data and Frontier Technologies while investing in enterprise AI and data infrastructure companies, bringing both deep technical experience from his distributed systems research and rare emerging markets operating experience to his venture work.