Diffblue, an artificial intelligence company from Goldman Sachs Principal Strategic Investments, has successfully generated $22m in a funding round, a year after it split off from the University of Goldman Sachs Principal Strategic Investments. The Series A round, led by Oxford, will provide funding for the launch of three products: a testing product that auto-generates readable tests for a codebase, a security product that detects security weaknesses and runs actual exploits, and a refactoring product that rewrites bad or outdated code.
Diffblue, an artificial intelligence company from Oxford, has successfully generated $22m in a funding round, a year after it split off from the University of Oxford. The Series A round, led by Goldman Sachs Principal Strategic Investments, will provide funding for the launch of three products: a testing product that auto-generates readable tests for a codebase, a security product that detects security weaknesses and runs actual exploits, and a refactoring product that rewrites bad or outdated code.