Namespace raises 42 million dollars in Series B financing round

Zurich-founded developer infrastructure startup Namespace has secured 42 million dollars in Series B funding to accelerate product development and expand its compute stack.

FTMQ Startups, written by our newsroom6 October 2026 at 01:020 views

Zurich-founded developer infrastructure startup Namespace has raised 42 million dollars in a Series B financing round, Tech.eu, FinSMEs, and Dealroom all reported. Tech.eu reported that the capital injection comes just seven months after the company completed its Series A round. [1][2][3]

According to Tech.eu, Namespace provides a platform that increases the pace of software build and test workflows for engineering teams that do not want to manage infrastructure themselves. Hugo Santos, a former Google principal engineer, founded the company in 2022. [1]

Tech.eu reported that Namespace aims to act as the infrastructure layer for artificial intelligence coding agents, helping developers and automated agents build, test, and run code faster. The startup plans to use the new capital to speed up product development and expand its compute stack. [1]

Namespace raised 42 million dollars in a Series B round seven months after its Series A round.
Former Google principal engineer Hugo Santos founded Namespace in 2022.
Namespace plans to use the new capital to expand its compute stack and speed up product development.

Sources

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[1]Namespace raises $42M Series B, seven months after Series ATech.eu, 12h ago (the report this story comes from)
[2]Namespace Labs Raises USD42M in Series B FundingFinSMEs, 11h ago
[3]Namespace raises $42M Series B to speed up developer infrastructureDealroom, 12h ago

Background

[4]Namespace on Grokipedia

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