Gravitee, a platform that helps companies manage APIs, raises $60M

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Gravitee, a platform designed to help companies manage their APIs and other digital traffic pipelines, has raised $60 million in a Series C funding round led by Sixth Street Growth with participation from Riverside Acceleration Capital and Albion VC.

The new capital, which brings Gravitee’s total raised to just over $125 million, will be used to fund the development of new product features and Gravitee’s expansion into new markets, said CEO Rory Blundell.

Modern data systems are complex. APIs, for example — the set of rules that…



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Gravitee, a platform that helps companies manage APIs, raises $60M


Gravitee, a platform designed to help companies manage their APIs and other digital traffic pipelines, has raised $60 million in a Series C funding round led by Sixth Street Growth with participation from Riverside Acceleration Capital and Albion VC.

The new capital, which brings Gravitee’s total raised to just over $125 million, will be used to fund the development of new product features and Gravitee’s expansion into new markets, said CEO Rory Blundell.

Modern data systems are complex. APIs, for example — the set of rules that…



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