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Xoriant acquires MapleLabs to expand its platform engineering capabilities

Economic TimesEconomic Times · 1y ago
Xoriant acquires MapleLabs to expand its platform engineering capabilities
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US-based consulting and IT services firm Xoriant has acquired Bengaluru-based product engineering firm MapleLabs. The acquisition aims to enhance Xoriant's capabilities in platform engineering, product development, and cloud native applications. MapleLabs brings expertise in hybrid cloud infrastructure, observability, and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). The financial details of the deal were undisclosed. Xoriant, backed by private equity firm ChrysCapital, aims to strengthen its position in the digital engineering space and provide innovative solutions to its global clients. This is Xoriant's second acquisition following the acquisition of Bengaluru-based consulting firm Thoucentric in 2023.

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ChrysCapital-backed Xoriant seals second bet with MapleLabs

VCCircleVCCircle · 1y ago
ChrysCapital-backed Xoriant seals second bet with MapleLabs
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California-based software engineering company Xoriant, backed by ChrysCapital, has acquired Bangalore-based technology solutions provider MapleLabs. The financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. Xoriant aims to strengthen its platform engineering capabilities and expand its position in maintaining complex cloud-native applications. The acquisition will also give Xoriant access to MapleLabs' observability platform SnappyFlow and cloud/datacenter sizing tools. MapleLabs' team of over 300 consultants brings expertise in hybrid cloud infrastructure, cloud-native engineering, site reliability engineering, and observability. This acquisition follows Xoriant's previous acquisition of Thoucentric last year.

RevRag.AI acquires GenStaq.ai to expand enterprise AI agent capabilities

EntrackrEntrackr · 8d ago
RevRag.AI acquires GenStaq.ai to expand enterprise AI agent capabilities
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RevRag.AI acquires GenStaq.ai to expand enterprise AI agent capabilities By integrating GenStaq’s plug-and-play LLMOps platform, RevRag.AI gains enhanced control across the AI stack, from application-layer agents to infrastructure. RevRag.AI, an enterprise AI agent platform, has acquired GenStaq.ai, a modular LLMOps and workflow orchestration startup, to strengthen its infrastructure and accelerate enterprise-grade AI agent development. The acquisition marks a pivotal moment in RevRag.AI’s growth journey, strengthening its enterprise traction and go-to-market strategy. By integrating GenStaq’s plug-and-play LLMOps platform, RevRag.AI gains enhanced control across the AI stack, from application-layer agents to infrastructure. “The future of GenAI belongs to those who control more than just the application layer,” said Ashutosh Prakash Singh, Founder & CEO of RevRag.AI. “By integrating GenStaq’s infra capabilities, RevRag.AI is now equipped to deliver more secure, scalable, and customizable AI systems to enterprises.” Founded in 2024, GenStaq.ai built a highly modular LLMOps platform offering RAG pipelines, session-based APIs, and vector infrastructure, with a developer-first approach designed for production readiness. RevRag.AI, already a GenStaq client, saw natural alignment in both technology and culture. The GenStaq founding team will now join RevRag.AI’s core product and engineering leadership, further strengthening the company’s push toward autonomous, enterprise-ready AI agents. RevRag.AI will focus on scaling enterprise partnerships, advancing agentic workflows, and cementing its position in the evolving GenAI landscape.

Plane acquires US-based Sort

EntrackrEntrackr · 3m ago
Plane acquires US-based Sort
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Open-source project management startup Plane has acquired Sort, a US-based engineering team specializing in AI-native enterprise workflows, marking its official expansion into the North American market. The move comes 18 months after Plane raised $4 million in seed funding. The Sort team brings deep expertise in enterprise software and AI systems, using Plane’s capabilities in infrastructure, on-prem deployment, and workflow automation. The acquisition strengthens Plane’s product offering as a modern, self-hosted platform tailored for security-conscious organizations, and accelerates its enterprise go-to-market efforts across North America. Plane is an open-source project management platform built for modern teams, combining task tracking, wikis, and timelines in a unified interface. With advanced features like custom workflows, RBAC, audit logs, and air-gapped deployments, it serves over 100,000 users globally. With its US expansion and a team featuring veterans from MongoDB, PayPal, Elastic, and BitGo, Plane is planning to become a category-defining Work OS that balances openness, control, and enterprise-grade performance.

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