Five years ago, we set out to build Glean with the simple goal of helping people find the answers they need to do their best work. Since then, we’ve expanded our work to help CIOs quickly and securely deploy generative AI in the enterprise, and today, we are so excited to share that we’ve raised over $200M at a $2.2B valuation led by Kleiner Perkins and Lightspeed, to help us further achieve our vision for the future of work.
Generative AI took the world by storm last year, and I’ve spoken to countless CIOs who are eager and energized to bring this powerful technology into their organizations.
But every CIO also knows they must deploy generative AI in a way that’s safe and secure enough for the enterprise.
Glean’s state-of-the-art search and RAG technology retrieves the most relevant information for LLMs to generate personalized answers grounded in each enterprise’s unique knowledge graph. All answers generated are secure, private, permissions-aware, and fully referenceable back to source documentation in the enterprise.
This uniquely positions Glean to deliver a solution that meets the challenging requirements of a truly enterprise-ready AI assistant, and it’s an honor to be chosen by some of the world’s leading enterprises to bring this transformational technology to their workforces.
I can’t say enough how grateful I am for everyone who has supported us at Glean — our customers, partners, investors, community, and team.
Because of your support, we’re able to work as hard as we do to achieve our ultimate goal: be the enterprise AI platform with a ready-to-use AI work assistant, as well as the tools to build custom generative AI experiences grounded in company knowledge.
We’ve got a lot further to explore – this latest round of funding will enable us to further propel our work in developing the most secure, comprehensive, and intuitive AI assistant of the future.Â
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Thank you to all of our supporters: Mamoon Hamid at Kleiner Perkins, Ravi Mhatre at Lightspeed, Quentin Clark at General Catalyst, Sonya Huang at Sequoia Capital, Capital One Ventures, Arvind Purushotham at Citi Ventures, Lucas Swisher and David Schneider at Coatue, Andrew Ferguson and Phil Shin at Databricks Ventures, Somesh Dash at IVP, Tengbo Li and Matthew Jacobson at ICONIQ Growth, Erin Yang at Workday Ventures, Brian Dudley at Adams Street Partners, Ansaf Kareem at Latitude Capital.
The best is yet to come. Read more about this exciting milestone:
Generative AI took the world by storm last year, and I’ve spoken to countless CIOs who are eager and energized to bring this powerful technology into their organizations.
But every CIO also knows they must deploy generative AI in a way that’s safe and secure enough for the enterprise.
Glean’s state-of-the-art search and RAG technology retrieves the most relevant information for LLMs to generate personalized answers grounded in each enterprise’s unique knowledge graph. All answers generated are secure, private, permissions-aware, and fully referenceable back to source documentation in the enterprise.
This uniquely positions Glean to deliver a solution that meets the challenging requirements of a truly enterprise-ready AI assistant, and it’s an honor to be chosen by some of the world’s leading enterprises to bring this transformational technology to their workforces.
I can’t say enough how grateful I am for everyone who has supported us at Glean — our customers, partners, investors, community, and team.
Because of your support, we’re able to work as hard as we do to achieve our ultimate goal: be the enterprise AI platform with a ready-to-use AI work assistant, as well as the tools to build custom generative AI experiences grounded in company knowledge.
We’ve got a lot further to explore – this latest round of funding will enable us to further propel our work in developing the most secure, comprehensive, and intuitive AI assistant of the future.Â
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Thank you to all of our supporters: Mamoon Hamid at Kleiner Perkins, Ravi Mhatre at Lightspeed, Quentin Clark at General Catalyst, Sonya Huang at Sequoia Capital, Capital One Ventures, Arvind Purushotham at Citi Ventures, Lucas Swisher and David Schneider at Coatue, Andrew Ferguson and Phil Shin at Databricks Ventures, Somesh Dash at IVP, Tengbo Li and Matthew Jacobson at ICONIQ Growth, Erin Yang at Workday Ventures, Brian Dudley at Adams Street Partners, Ansaf Kareem at Latitude Capital.
The best is yet to come. Read more about this exciting milestone:
