VCs are pouring millions into early-stage startups

VCs are pouring millions into early-stage startups working on serverless computing, the Amazon-pioneered technology that's 'game-changing' for developers

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Published 22 Jul 2020

· Serverless technology is emerging as a popular way to build large-scale cloud applications in a cost-effective way.
· The nascent market for serverless computing is dominated by Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, and Google Cloud — but early-stage startups are emerging to serve the sector.
· Investors are betting on these...

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VCs are pouring millions into early-stage startups working on serverless computing, the Amazon-pioneered technology that's 'game-changing' for developers

VCs are pouring millions into early-stage startups working on serverless computing, the Amazon-pioneered technology that's 'game-changing' for developers

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