Coframe, which uses AI to make websites that test and personalize themselves for each visitor, raised a $25M Series A, bringing its total funding to $35M (Ben Bergman/Business Insider)
The company develops artificial intelligence technology designed to build websites that automatically test and personalize content for individual visitors. Coframe has raised $25 million in a Series A funding round to advance these development efforts. With this new round closed, the startup's total capital raised now reaches $35 million.
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Artificial intelligence is being utilized to dynamically customize website content for ea…: Artificial intelligence is being utilized to dynamically customize website content for each user.
The startup has successfully expanded its balance sheet with an additional $25 million in…: The startup has successfully expanded its balance sheet with an additional $25 million in capital.
Total capital raised by the company across its funding rounds now stands at $35 million.: Total capital raised by the company across its funding rounds now stands at $35 million.
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