Former Coinbase CTO and former Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) general partner Balaji Srinivasan has restarted Network School in Kazakhstan, according to The Block. The move comes less than a month after the project’s operations in Malaysia were halted by local authorities. The new campus was set up in cooperation with the Kazakh government. Srinivasan has promoted Network School as an education and community experiment built around the idea of a “network state.” The project is aimed at bringing together entrepreneurs and technical talent for learning and collaboration, marking a quick relocation after its setback in Malaysia.
Former Coinbase CTO and former Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) general partner Balaji Srinivasan has relaunched Network School in Kazakhstan, according to The Block.
The restart comes less than a month after the project’s operations in Malaysia were halted by local authorities. The new campus was established in cooperation with the Kazakh government.
Network School, backed by Srinivasan, is positioned as an education and community experiment centered on the idea of a “network state,” with a focus on bringing together entrepreneurs and technical talent for learning and collaboration.
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