Tag: funding

  • Snyk closes mega funding round

    Snyk closes mega funding round: the London based company offers open-source services and products for modern security. The company announced the funding round on it’s own blog. The company, founded by Guy Podjarny, grew rapidly since it’s founding in 2015. The product addresses modern security needs for a container driven IT world. With open source…

  • Contentstack raises $31.5 million

    Contentstack raises $31.5 million

    ContentStack, which claims to have invented “Headless CMS”, raised $31.5m in a Series A funding. Contentstack, the tech startup that powers omnichannel content, digital experiences and personalized customer journeys, has raised $31.5 million in Series A funding to scale sales and marketing to reach more industries and geographies, as well as to build out the partner ecosystem…

  • Auth0 Raises $103M

    Auth0, a Bellevue, WA-based Identity-as-a-Service platform provider, closed a $103M Series E funding.The round valued the company at more than $1 BillionSource: Auth0 Raises $103M in Funding, Valued at Over $1 Billion | FinSMEs

  • Seebo Raises $8.5M

    Internet of Things is really a thing recently. Another company, Seebo based in Tel Aviv, was able to secure $8.5m funding to enable more connected devices. Seebo, the Tel Aviv, Israel-founded startup that offers an Internet of Things (IoT) end-to-end platform to help companies launch smart products faster, has closed $8.5 million in Series A funding.……

  • #IoT Company Arrayent completes $15 Million Series C Funding Round

    Arrayent Completes $15 Million Series C Funding Round as ORIX Ventures Joins Investors DCM Ventures, Intel Capital, Opus Capital, and Comerica Bank. The world’s leading IoT platform will add to the more than sixty connected consumer products being sold in online and retail locations around the globe | Virtual Strategy Magazine is an online publication…

  • GnuPG funded.

    Since Werner Koch announced he’s running out ouf money yesterday, GnuPG collected 60k$ from the Linux Foundation, another 50k$ for the next year from each Facebook and Stripe, and a total of 150k$ from the community. Development should be safe for the next time. The news of the past days shows that security, while heavily…