Restate funding news – Germany-based Restate Secures $7Million in Seed Funding
Jun 13, 2024 | By Team SR
Restate, a startup that takes the guesswork out of building distributed applications, secures $7million in seed funding.
SUMMARY
- Restate, a startup that takes the guesswork out of building distributed applications, secures $7million in seed funding.
- Restate wants to make distributed applications more user-friendly by making them fault-tolerant, dependable, and resilient for you.
Redpoint Ventures led the funding round, including Essence VC, firstminute.capital, and a number of well-known angel investors, including Shawn "Swyx" Wang, Oli Pomel, the founder of Datadog, Jay Kreps and Neha Narkhede, and others.
The money are mostly being used by the corporation for product development and hiring. With a team of top infrastructure engineers from Meta, AWS, and Apple, it was founded by Stephan Ewen (CEO), one of the original developers of Apache Flink, and co-founders Till Rohrmann and Igal Shilman. Restate simplifies the development of distributed applications.
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About Restate
Restate wants to make distributed applications more user-friendly by making them fault-tolerant, dependable, and resilient for you. Their team consists of distributed processing professionals from businesses like as Apple, Stripe, Amazon, and Meta, as well as the co-creators of Apache Flink.