Software Testing News

BrowserStack and Bitrise have entered into a strategic collaboration to enhance the quality assurance of mobile applications. 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. Likewise, current App Automate users who register for Bitrise will qualify for 15,000 complimentary credits.

2i Testing, a UK-based software testing consultancy services, has announced the acquisition of nFocus, the UK’s longest established UK-owned testing consultancy. This acquisition follows 2i’s recent investment from Rockpool and aligns with the company’s ambitious growth strategy to accelerate market presence, diversify service offerings, and become the leading quality assurance company in the UK.

LambdaTest, the leading cloud-based unified testing platform, has secured a $38 million funding round led by Avataar Ventures, with participation from Qualcomm Ventures, bringing the total funding to $108 million. With this funding, LambdaTest plans to advance KaneAI, launching AI Native QA Agent-as-a-Service to transform software QA with AI-driven insights, scalable Test Cloud, and advanced HyperExecute automation.

LambdaTest has announced a partnership with Autify, a no-code testing platform for native mobile applications. This collaboration integrates Autify’s testing capabilities with LambdaTest’s Real Device Cloud, empowering users to test applications on a wide range of real devices and operating systems seamlessly.

Private equity firm GTCR has invested $1.33B at a $4.5B enterprise valuation to help Tricentis continue its track record of innovation and growth. Tricentis will surpass $425M in annual recurring revenue in 2024 with a 27% YoY growth.

HappyPath has announced today that it has secured $4 million in funding. The company is using the funds to address a critical need for more effective software testing and has officially launched its AI-powered platform to help the technology sector reimagine their approach to testing.

TestSprite has announced the close of a $1.5 million pre-seed round, bringing the total funding amount raised to $1.7 million. Investors included Techstars, Jinqiu Capital, MiraclePlus, Hat-trick Capital, EdgeCase Capital Partners, and angel investor Rafael Barroso. Additional investment came from the founding team.