Software Testing News

Functionize, an AI-powered platform used for the intelligent creation of software test cases, has announced the close of a $41 million Series B funding round, bringing its total funding to over $67 million since its inception in 2015. The round was led by Mumford Investments and LHH Investments, with follow-on participation from Canvas Ventures and Wipro Ventures.

Bitrise, mobile DevOps platform, and BrowserStack have announced a partnership on mobile app testing and quality assurance. Through this partnership, existing Bitrise users will receive free exclusive access to BrowserStack App Automate, enabling comprehensive testing across BrowserStack cloud hosting over 20,000 real devices. Similarly, existing App Automate users signing up for Bitrise will be eligible for 15,000 free credits.

Lab49, a consultancy specializing in strategy, design, and technology for capital markets, has entered a strategic partnership with LambdaTest to help financial services organizations modernize their software testing and drive digital innovation.

PractiTest test management platform and Abstracta quality solutions company have announced a strategic partnership rooted in a shared mission: to elevate the impact of Quality Assurance (QA) and software testing through smarter tooling, community investment, local expertise and language support especially across Latin America.

FANDANGO, a new open-source fuzzing tool, uses an evolutionary algorithm to automatically generate myriads of high-quality test inputs that satisfy defined constraints. Advancing language-based testing by a decisive step, FANDANGO employs an iterative procedure that is modeled on biological evolution, yielding customized inputs that cover both semantics and syntax.

French startup Thunder Code announced that it has closed a $9M round of funding to accelerate the rise of fully autonomous, AI-driven software testing with Agentic AI . This funding is led by Silicon Badia, with participation from Janngo.africa, Titan Seed Fund MEDIN Fund Management and top-tier angels investors.

LambdaTest has announced a partnership with Assembla, a cloud-based platform for version control and project management. This collaboration enables software development teams to streamline their bug tracking processes and improve overall software development productivity.