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Supabase Raises $500M Series F at $10B Valuation

Supabase announced a $500 million Series F round at a $10 billion pre-money valuation (about $10.5 billion post-money), marking another rapid valuation increase for the open-source Postgres-based backend. The company says usage grew over 600% in the past year and now serves nearly 10 million developers, a figure that doubled in eight months; it attributes much of the recent growth to AI-assisted development (over 60% of new databases launched by AI tools). Supabase this week also launched Multigres, a tool to simplify running Postgres at scale (managing replicas, failovers, connections, backups). The round was led by GIC, with participation from existing investor Stripe and new investors Georgian and Salesforce Ventures. CEO and co-founder Paul Copplestone announced the raise in a company blog post.

96 Millionen Dollar für Datenplattform Tealium in neunter Finanzierungsrunde

Tealium, a US martech provider focused on a Customer Data Platform (CDP), closed a $96 million Series G funding round, bringing total external funding to about $264 million and valuing the company at approximately $1.2 billion. The round involved investors Georgian (Canadian fintech) and Silver Lake Waterman. Tealium, founded in 2008 in San Diego, pivoted from tag management to an omnichannel data platform and launched its CDP in 2013. The company plans to expand its global footprint and invest in teams for customer success, ecosystem development, and product development. The CDP market is gaining focus as firms rely on first-party data ahead of cookie deprecation, a trend Tealium highlights as central to its strategy. Lead investor Justin LaFayette of Georgian notes that personalized shopping experiences are increasingly essential.

Bluecore Raises Series B As Ecommerce Email Referrals Grow

Bluecore, an ecommerce marketing software company, announced a $21 million Series B funding round led by Georgian Partners, with terms and valuation not disclosed. The firm previously completed a $6 million Series A in January, also without disclosed valuation. Bluecore reports rapid growth, adding more than $1 million in annual recurring revenue every 45 days, and expanding headcount from 15 to 63 over the past year, with plans to triple staffing over the next year. Key clients include Staples, Calvin Klein, and Under Armour. The funding is intended to accelerate hiring in data science and engineering and to expand product offerings beyond ecommerce into display, mobile, print optimization, and hospitality verticals. Georgian Partners highlighted Bluecore’s use of applied analytics and real-time email triggering as differentiators. Bluecore’s platform automates discounts and product recommendations based on carts, wish lists, browsing, and inventory signals, while exploring additional channels.