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AI coding agents transformed how software gets built. We’re making sure it runs reliably in production. Today, we're announcing a $120M Series B with a $1B valuation. Just 15 months after emerging from stealth, we're seeing that vision take hold after having to solve some of the hardest problems in AI: - 9x ARR growth and 100x growth in monthly investigations year-to-date. - 150,000+ investigations last quarter, supporting over 4,000 engineers and delivering tens of millions of dollars in customer ROI. - Trusted by engineering teams at Nubank, Harvey, PepsiCo, American Express, DigitalOcean, and numerous other Fortune 100 companies. This round was co-led by Kleiner Perkins, Redpoint, and Khosla Ventures, with participation from Sequoia Capital, Battery Ventures, and Amex Ventures. We're building toward a future where software can increasingly understand, operate, and improve itself. Thank you to our customers, team, and investors for helping us reach this milestone. We're excited for what's ahead. Full announcement and open roles in the comments.

We’re excited to welcome Nubank as a Traversal customer. Nubank is the largest digital bank in Latin America, serving 139 million customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia. As Nubank rapidly expands its customer base, products, and markets, its engineering organization is moving just as quickly, operating thousands of services where even brief production issues can affect millions of customers. David Vélez, Founder and Global CEO of Nubank, shared: "Five weeks into our Traversal rollout, and it’s already becoming part of how our on-call engineers work incidents. We're expanding it wave by wave as those results hold up. It's early, but it's the kind of leverage we want AI to give our engineering teams." Thank you to the Nubank team for trusting Traversal. We’re excited for what’s ahead.

Tuesday night at re:Invent, we’re taking over Gymkhana. All of it. Traversal and Factory are hosting The Agents Table, an invite-only dinner bringing together senior engineering and technology leaders over Michelin-caliber Indian food and drinks. The evening will kick off with remarks from Matthew Liste, CTO of American Express, followed by a conversation moderated by Bogomil Balkansky of Sequoia Capital with five CEOs building across AI and infrastructure: Anish Agarwal, CEO, Traversal Matan Grinberg, CEO, Factory Harrison Chase, CEO, LangChain Samar Abbas, CEO, Temporal Parag Agrawal, CEO, Parallel Web Systems December 1. Gymkhana at ARIA. The Agents Table. Request to attend. Link in comments.

re:Invent is always a balancing act. There are people you want to meet, vendors you want to check out, and hundreds of events competing for your time. The hard part is finding something that’s actually worth stepping away from the chaos for. So this year, Traversal is partnering with Factory to make at least one decision easy: where to be Tuesday night. We’re taking over Gymkhana at ARIA for The Agents Table: Michelin-caliber Indian food and drinks, a room full of senior engineering and technology leaders, and five CEOs leading companies at the intersection of AI and infrastructure. Traversal’s CEO Anish Agarwal, will be joined by Matan Grinberg of Factory, Harrison Chase of LangChain, Samar Abbas of Temporal Technologies, and Parag Agrawal of Parallel Web Systems. Bogomil Balkansky of Sequoia Capital will moderate a conversation about where agents are actually delivering value today and what enterprises are learning as they put them to work, following opening remarks from Matthew Liste CTO of American Express. If you’re making decisions about where AI fits into your technology strategy, this is the room to be in. December 1. Gymkhana at ARIA. Request to join us: https://lnkd.in/gfRSu7-z

Traversal ranked in the Top 50 on Paraform’s Talent Density Index, alongside teams like Anthropic, OpenAI, LangChain, and Perplexity. From the beginning, we’ve been intentional about bringing together exceptional people from different disciplines – AI researchers, distributed systems and data engineers, infrastructure experts, experienced SREs, and GTM leaders – and giving them room to take big swings at hard technical problems. We’re proud of the team we’ve built, and we’re adding to it ... fast. Explore our open roles with the link below.

Fast Company named Traversal one of its 2026 Next Big Things in Tech. We built Traversal to fundamentally change how production is operated, so we’re particularly proud to be recognized for our development of Traversal Workers. Workers introduce a new way for AI to operate in production: they don’t wait to be tagged or prompted. They proactively investigate alongside human teams, continuously follow what’s happening, and use their own judgment about when to contribute. Since launching this summer, Workers have handled hundreds of real incidents at some of the world’s largest enterprises – closing them faster, with fewer engineers pulled into the response, and often finding root cause before the full team is even paged. Thanks to Fast Company for recognizing Traversal for changing how enterprises keep increasingly complex systems running. Learn more about Workers in the link below. #FCTechAwards