
Tessl, a startup founded by a veteran entrepreneur who wants to use AI to revamp how computer programmers design, code, and maintain software, has raised $125 million across two previously undisclosed funding rounds.
The company said it raised a $25 million seed round in April from GV (formerly Google Ventures) and venture capital firm boldstart. Today, it announced it has secured an additional $100 million Series A venture capital round, led by Index Ventures. Accel Partners, GV, and boldstart also participated in the latest funding.