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Israeli Cyber Unit Veterans' Startup Groundcover Raises $100 Million at $500 Million Valuation

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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago

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Groundcover, founded by former Israeli Prime Minister's cyber unit members, raised $100 million at a $500 million valuation. The startup offers a cloud-based Observability platform for AI-driven data monitoring and aims to compete with major firms like Datadog. It has rapidly grown its revenue and workforce, serving over 250 clients including Fortune 500 companies.

01Groundcover raised $100 million in Series C funding led by One Peak at a $500 million valuation.
02Founded in 2021 by former Israeli Prime Minister's cyber unit veterans Shahar Azulai and Yehezkel Rabinovitch.
03The company develops an Observability platform for cloud systems focusing on AI-driven data growth.
04Groundcover's BYOC architecture stores data in clients' private clouds, ensuring privacy and cost efficiency.
05The startup tripled revenue and doubled staff to 140 employees, with offices in Israel, Boston, and San Francisco.
06It serves over 250 paying customers, including Fortune 500 companies, aiming for $100 million in sales soon.

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