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Bill Draper, a pioneering Silicon Valley venture capitalist, died on September 8 at age 98. He began investing in the 1960s and backed successes including Activision, Skype, and Qume. Draper helped shape modern venture capital and founded Draper International, influencing generations of investors.
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