<p>Will generative AI tools help people build better websites, or will they just fill the web with spam? With the recent launch of Design Intelligence, a new website builder full of generative AI tools, Squarespace is betting on the former. I spoke with chief product officer Paul Gubbay about Design Intelligence and Squarespace’s broader AI [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Opsera, a DevOps platform geared toward enterprise clients, today announced that it raised $12 million in a funding round &#8212; a tranche smaller than Opsera&#8217;s previous raise &#8212; led by Taiwania Capital with participation from Clear Ventures, Felicis Ventures and others. Bringing the company&#8217;s total raised to $31.3 million, the new cash will be put [&hellip;]</p>

<p>DevOps has changed the game for how developers build, deploy, update and monitor applications across their network. Now, an eponymous startup called DataOps.live &#8212; which has built a DataOps platform based on the learnings of DevOps, but targeted at the world of data science &#8212; is announcing a round of funding on the heels of [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Generative AI isn&#8217;t just about creative endeavors and parlor tricks.</p>

<p>In a typical large organization, DevOps tasks have become so complex, and involve navigating so many tools, it has become difficult to understand the current state of affairs, and to add resources when needed. It&#8217;s gotten to the point where developers often need to submit a ticket, even for a routine operation, which is adding [&hellip;]</p>

<p>As tools like Salesforce grow in usage, a crop of new startups is emerging to make integrating the tools into existing processes easier.</p>

<p>While using OSS is free, assembling an OSS DevOps toolset, with an average of 15 tools per company, isn’t without challenges.</p>

<p>Hetz Ventures, a seed-stage VC out of Israel launched in 2018, has closed its third fund at $123 million. The new (described as &#8220;over-subscribed&#8221;) fund, Hetz III, brings the firm’s total assets under management to nearly $300 million. Focusing on seed and pre-seed investments, Hetz has previously backed Granulate (acquired by Intel last month), Trigo, [&hellip;]</p>