The terms of the deal have not been disclosed. The acquisition will add to Accel-backed BrowserStack’s efforts to strengthen its developer ...

The funds will be used to renovate Hostel 6, where Arora and Aggarwal lived during their time at the institute, and also to modernise Hoste...

IIT Bombay alumni Nakul Aggarwal and Ritesh Arora, BrowserStack's co-founders, pledge ₹100 crore to IIT Bombay. The contribution aims to en...

Per the Accel-backed software testing platform, the fragmentation in traditional testing toolchains has created challenges for development ...

Deque had alleged that BrowserStack accessed the free version of its product, reverse-engineered it to build its own offering, and then mar...

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Nakul Aggarwal and Ritesh Arora, founders of the startup BrowserStack, had wealth at Rs 12,400 crore each as per the list, making them the ...

This is the second such exercise this year for the San Francisco- and Mumbai-based company, which in June received $200 million led by Bond...

The $200 million fundraise values Browserstack at $4 billion, making it among the highest valued software-as-a-service (SaaS) startups to h...

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Browserstack's ESOP buyback comes at a time when several Indian startups — Zerodha, Meesho, CarDekho, Urban Company, BraratPe, FirstCry, Un...

The acquisition, the company said, would move it closer to its “vision of becoming the testing infrastructure of the internet.”

The transaction is expected to value the seven-year-old company at $400-500 million, said two sources familiar with the development.

Software maker Microsoft, which signed a business part which signed a business partnership with BrowserStack in March, has also offered to ...

Eyeing the demand for mobile app testing platforms, firm plans to invest $15 million

Like with most enterprise startups, the idea for BrowserStack was born out of the trouble the founders faced while writing code for differe...

BrowserStack is profitable, has 24,000 paying customers and has Twitter's mobile platform head Jeff Siebert as its advisor.