Sources: Y Combinator will not raise another Continuity Fund, which backs late-stage startups, and the two partners who led the fund plan to leave the company
Silicon Valley startup accelerator Y Combinator won't raise another continuity fund, which backs mature private tech companies, two people familiar with the matter said.
Arthur.ai, which develops a monitoring tool to ensure the accuracy of machine learning models doesn't slip over time, raises $15M Series A led by Index Ventures
At a time when more companies are building machine learning models, Arthur.ai wants to help by ensuring the model accuracy …
Arthur.ai, which develops a monitoring tool to ensure the accuracy of machine learning models doesn't slip over time, raises $15M Series A led by Index Ventures
At a time when more companies are building machine learning models, Arthur.ai wants to help by ensuring the model accuracy …
Arthur.ai, which develops a monitoring tool to ensure the accuracy of machine learning models doesn't slip over time, raises $15M Series A led by Index Ventures
At a time when more companies are building machine learning models, Arthur.ai wants to help by ensuring the model accuracy …
Customer service software startup Sprinklr raises $200M from PE firm H&F at a $2.7B valuation; sources: H&F is investing another $300M to buy out some investors
Bloomberg :
VoIP provider Dialpad has acquired video conferencing startup Highfive, which had raised $77.4M from Lightspeed Venture Partners, a16z, and others
Frederic Lardinois / TechCrunch :
Datadog, an app performance monitoring and analytics platform, closes up 39% on its first day of trading, after raising $648M in an IPO at a $7.8B valuation
right now he's $60 million short, per @Forbes estimates. Stay tuned to see if he makes it: https://www.forbes.com/... Jonathan Lehr / @fendien : It's official. NYC Tech 1.0 was adt...
Datadog, an app performance monitoring and analytics platform, raises $648M in US IPO, valuing the company at $7.83B, after rejecting Cisco's acquisition offer
Datadog Inc. raised $648 million in its U.S. initial public offering, pricing its shares above an already increased target range.