Namespace: We've raised $23M to build the compute layer for code

4 hours ago

Namespace raised $23 million in Seed and Series A funding led by NEA, with participation from Susa Ventures and burst.vc.
Namespace is building a compute platform for code to address slow, inefficient, and expensive developer workflows.
The platform is designed to handle the increasing demands of software development, including the rise of coding agents.
Namespace's infrastructure is fast, scalable, secure, and efficient, serving both human developers and coding agents.
Companies like fal.ai, LiveKit, Framer, Vanta, Verkada, and Zed already depend on Namespace to ship faster.
Namespace's compute platform is also used by Buildkite for Hosted Agents and Warp.dev for Background Agents.
The company started with CI/CD as a bottleneck in software delivery but aims to support faster, agent-driven workflows.
Namespace supports Linux, macOS, and Windows, ensuring multi-platform compatibility for learning and execution environments.
The future of coding may shift toward more abstract, automated methods, and Namespace is building infrastructure to support this.
The Series A funding will help Namespace improve performance, expand the platform, and build a reliable compute layer for modern software teams.

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