Glean Stock

glean.comEnterprise Software / Data IntelligenceFounded: 2019Funding to Date: $356.3MM

Glean searches across all company’s apps. It understands context, language, behavior, and relationships with others, to find relevant information to create personalized answers to questions instantly. This company was founded by Arvind Jain, Piyush Prahladka, Tony Gentilcore, and TR Vishwanath in 2019 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA.

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Management Team

Arvind Jain
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Engineering
TR Vishwanath
Co-Founder & Engineering Executive
Tony Gentilcore
Co-Founder & Engineering Executive
Piyush Prahladka
Co-Founder & Engineering Executive

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With excitement for Glean's new technology, their recent funding from investors has increased their valuation.
Glean, the AI-powered work assistant making waves among CIOs under pressure to quickly and securely deploy generative AI in the enterprise, has raised over $200 million in Series D funding at a $2.2B valuation. The funding will accelerate Glean’s momentum as it meets sharp customer demand from enterprises and as companies race to implement generative AI in their businesses.
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Glean, a startup founded in 2019, has developed a software work assistant that uses generative AI to collate and present information from various sources to users. The company has secured significant funding, including a $100 million C-round, and counts Confluent, Databricks, Grammarly and Okta among its clients. The software builds relationships between information items, enabling users to find relevant data across multiple platforms.
Updated on: Jul 26, 2024

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