Namespace raises $42M to accelerate developer infrastructure
Namespace, a Zurich-based startup, has raised $42 million in a Series B round just seven months after its last fundraise. The company builds tools to speed up how software teams build and test code, aiming to simplify infrastructure for developers and AI coding agents. The funding, led by Scale Venture Partners, will help Namespace expand its platform, hire, and boost its own server capacity.
- Raised $42M Series B, seven months after Series A
- Led by Scale Venture Partners with big-name angel investors
- Founded by ex-Google engineer Hugo Santos in 2022
- Products speed up code building and testing for dev teams
- Funds go to product development and server expansion
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