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AllSpice’s platform is the GitHub for electrical engineering teams


AllSpice's platform has landed customers including Blue Origin and Bose and just raised a $15 million Series A round.

Kyle Dumont, co-founder and CTO of AllSpice, told TechCrunch that the startup has been able to find success because they haven’t tried to build a new end-to-end collaboration platform but rather fill the gap between the software solutions that hardware teams were already using. The company started to see growing demand from enterprises, pivoted, and has since landed customers including Blue Origin, Bose, and Sam Altman’s Tools for Humanity, among others. “We’ve seen huge demand to find out how our hardware, [and] AI tools, can help make their teams more effective, catch these design errors, and that’s exactly what we’re targeting for this product,” Dumont said.

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