Announcing $100 million in Series D round funding led by ICONIQ Capital
Blog post from GitLab
GitLab has announced a $100 million Series D funding round led by ICONIQ Capital, elevating its valuation to over $1 billion and reinforcing its status as the first single application covering the entire DevOps lifecycle. The funding will be used to enhance its offerings across all DevOps software categories, from planning to monitoring, with a focus on becoming best-in-class in each segment. GitLab, utilized by over 100,000 organizations, aims to streamline the DevOps process through Concurrent DevOps, enabling teams to manage all stages from planning to security within a single platform. This integration addresses issues faced by enterprises that traditionally rely on multiple disparate tools, resulting in inefficiencies and poor visibility. GitLab's open core model, supported by over 2,000 contributors, emphasizes co-creation, transparency, and open source, which enhances customer relationships and directly influences product development. The company's growth is marked by significant milestones, such as a 200 percent faster DevOps lifecycle and a seamless Kubernetes integration, aligning with its mission to support digital transformation and multi-cloud deployments.
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