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Work AI leader Glean today announced it raised $150 million in Series F financing, bringing its valuation to $7.2 billion. The round was led by Wellington Management, with participation from new investors including Khosla Ventures, Bicycle Capital, Geodesic Capital, and Archerman Capital, and existing investors including Altimeter, Capital One Ventures, Citi, Coatue, DST Global, General Catalyst, ICONIQ, IVP, Kleiner Perkins, Latitude Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Sapphire Ventures, and Sequoia Capital. The latest investment will support Glean’s continued product innovation, the expansion of its partner ecosystem, and international growth - all focused on turning AI’s potential into measurable business outcomes.

Glean:GO -- Work AI leader Glean today announced a strategic collaboration with Snowflake, the AI Data Cloud company, to simplify and accelerate structured data analysis for enterprises. Through this collaboration, Glean now integrates directly with Snowflake Cortex Analyst, enabling users and agents to query structured data stored in their Snowflake environment directly from Glean using natural language or SQL. By combining Snowflake Cortex Analyst’s industry-leading text-to-SQL capabilities to derive insights and take access across structured data, with the hundreds of workplace applications and documents within Glean, the integration delivers a unified, context-rich workflow that helps employees find, understand, and act on information with greater speed and confidence.

Glean:GO -- Work AI leader Glean today announced the general availability and expansion of Glean Agents, the open, horizontal environment for building, deploying, orchestrating, and governing AI agents at work. With broader LLM choice, expanded MCP server support for agent interoperability, complex workflow automation, and built-in governance, Glean makes AI agents real, secure, and enterprise-ready, empowering every employee and team to build, use, and scale agents.

Glean:GO -- Work AI leader Glean today announced a strategic collaboration with Dell Technologies to deliver the first on-premises deployment architecture for Glean’s Work AI platform. Running on trusted Dell AI Factory infrastructure, the collaboration will enable enterprises to securely deploy Glean’s enterprise search and AI agents within their own data centers, combining the security of on-premises deployment with the agility and scale typically reserved for SaaS.

Glean:GO – Work AI leader Glean today announced it is teaming up with Workday, the AI platform for managing people, money, and agents, to enable agent-to-agent collaboration that will seamlessly exchange information and initiate actions across both the Glean and Workday platforms, streamlining HR and Finance workflows. By uniting Workday’s leading HR and finance platform with Glean’s ability to provide comprehensive enterprise-wide insights, joint customers will be able to seamlessly perform HR and finance tasks with greater insights and context than ever before.

Glean:GO -- Glean, the Work AI platform, today announced a strategic technology partnership with Palo Alto Networks to further secure and accelerate the use of AI agents in the enterprise. With new integrations to Palo Alto Networks Prisma AIRS and Prisma Access Browser and AI Access, Glean customers gain enhanced visibility and control over how AI agents operate and interact with sensitive enterprise data - enabling rapid innovation without sacrificing trust, security, or compliance.

Work AI leader Glean today announced its lineup of powerhouse industry speakers - from Fortune 500 CEOs to AI-first disruptors - set to take the stage at its inaugural user conference, Glean:GO, taking place May 20 at the Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture in San Francisco, CA.

Work AI leader Glean today announced a new collaboration with Internet2, a non-profit, member-driven consortium delivering advanced technology initiatives to support research and education. By joining as an Internet2 industry member and participating in the consortium’s Cloud Scorecard, Glean brings the power of its enterprise-grade search, AI assistant, and agent-building capabilities to Internet2’s 500+ member organizations, helping administrators, teachers, and students to discover, analyze, and take action on both internal institutional knowledge and external web data.

Work AI leader Glean today announced it has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025, earning the #1 spot in the Applied AI category and ranking #6 overall among the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies. The honor recognizes Glean’s bold advancements in enterprise AI and its groundbreaking contributions to reshaping how people discover, analyze, and take action on both internal company and external web knowledge, augmenting human potential across the modern workplace.

Work AI leader Glean today announced its Open Security and Governance Partner Program, embracing an open approach that allows customers to choose from best-of-breed data and AI security models from leading partners including BigID, Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, Rubrik, and Virtue AI. Additionally, Glean introduced new active data and AI governance capabilities, enhancing enterprise governance controls with continuous scanning and flagging of sensitive data exposure across its ecosystem of 100+ SaaS applications.

Work AI leader Glean today announced Glean Agents, a horizontal agent environment that empowers any business and every employee to build AI agents at work. Coupled with the introduction of universal knowledge, agents built in Glean gain access to the AI industry’s broadest range of data - enterprise structured and unstructured data, and world (internet) data, both historical and real-time. To underpin its platform, Glean strengthens trust with new robust data and AI governance features, ensuring security, compliance, and control at every stage of customer adoption.

Work AI leader Glean today announced it achieved $100 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) in its last fiscal year, cementing its position as one of the fastest-growing SaaS startups and reflecting a surging demand for AI-powered workplace intelligence. Glean joins an elite group of high-growth companies reaching this milestone, reinforcing its impact in a rapidly evolving AI industry.

Work AI leader Glean today announced the appointment of Marc Wendling as Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales. Wendling brings a wealth of experience in driving sales excellence and operational success to Glean. He will oversee Sales Operations, Strategy and Enablement, Sales and Success, and Partnerships, reporting directly to co-founder and CEO Arvind Jain.

Work AI leader Glean today announced it has been named a Cool Vendor in the 2024 Cool Vendors in Digital Workplace Applications1 report by Gartner, Inc.

Work AI leader Glean and data engineering and artificial intelligence (AI) company Algorithia, part of the Grupo Salinas conglomerate, today announced an exclusive partnership to help make workforces around the world fluent in AI and make AI more proficient in local languages.

Enterprise AI leader Glean has announced an over $260 million Series E round at a $4.6 billion valuation, as the company meets growing demand for its Work AI platform. The round was co-led by Altimeter and DST Global, with participation from new investors Craft Ventures, Sapphire Ventures, and SoftBank Vision Fund 2, and existing investors Coatue, General Catalyst, ICONIQ Growth, IVP, Kleiner Perkins, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Sequoia Capital. The company also announced a set of next-generation prompting features to help automate complex, multi-step workflows and accelerate AI adoption for everyone at work, as well as new embedded solutions for Zendesk and Salesforce Service Cloud.

Glean, the enterprise AI assistant platform, today announced support for Claude, Anthropic’s industry-leading large language model (LLM), using Amazon Bedrock. Glean’s customers can now use Claude 3 Sonnet to power Glean Assistant and generative AI applications they build using Glean Apps and Glean APIs. Claude 3 Sonnet strikes the ideal balance between intelligence and speed—delivering strong performance at a lower cost for enterprise AI workloads.

Glean, the enterprise AI assistant platform, today announced the widespread availability of Glean Apps and Glean APIs on the Glean Platform. These new capabilities give both everyday users and developers the power to create custom AI assistants, copilots, chatbots, and agents to automate everyday work and deliver proactive insights with AI. The Glean Platform continues to expand as the open, horizontal choice for building enterprise AI, now adding support for industry-leading LLMs Anthropic Claude and Google Gemini. These LLMs work seamlessly with the enterprise data inside more than 100 SaaS tools that are securely integrated with the Glean Platform, including Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Figma, GitHub, Jira, ServiceNow, and more.

Glean, the AI-powered work assistant making waves among CIOs under pressure to quickly and securely deploy generative AI in the enterprise, announced Tamar Yehoshua as the company’s first President of Product and Technology, effective March 11. Yehoshua is an industry veteran with more than 25 years of experience, including as VP of the Google Search Experience team and as Chief Product Officer at Slack during its period of hyper-growth. She will oversee all of research and development, including global engineering, product, design, and data science, as Glean enters a period of rapid growth.

Glean, the AI-powered work assistant making waves among CIOs under pressure to quickly and securely deploy generative AI in the enterprise, has raised over $200 million in Series D funding at a $2.2B valuation. The round was led by existing investors Kleiner Perkins and Lightspeed Venture Partners, with participation from existing investor Sequoia Capital, new investors Coatue, ICONIQ Growth, IVP, Latitude Capital, and Adams Street, strategic investors Capital One Ventures, Citi, Databricks Ventures, and Workday Ventures, and with support from existing investor General Catalyst. The funding will accelerate Glean’s momentum as it meets sharp customer demand from enterprises and as companies race to implement generative AI in their businesses.

For the last year, the vast promise and potential of generative AI has created a huge wave of hype. But unlike the other hype cycles that have come before it, IT leaders are moving quickly to invest in and implement this technology across their organizations, according to new research from enterprise work assistant and AI platform Glean and technology research and advisory firm ISG.

Glean today announced Glean Chat, a generative AI assistant that supercharges workplace productivity by enabling users to answer questions, analyze and synthesize information, and create new insights, sourced exclusively from up-to-date, relevant information across their company’s knowledge base. Glean Chat is grounded in Glean’s trusted knowledge model to ensure unrivaled levels of accuracy, security and personalization, and is the first solution that safely and reliably delivers the power of conversational AI to the enterprise.

Glean today announced a suite of new AI-powered features to empower knowledge workers with instant access to the information and insight they need to thrive in their roles. The functionality is grounded in Glean’s trusted knowledge model to ensure levels of accuracy and security that are not possible with today’s general-purpose AI models. The new features bring the power of cutting-edge AI and enterprise-ready generative experiences into day-to-day workflows, including:

Glean, the work assistant with intuition, announces that the company has been named to the Forbes AI 50 awards list. The list recognizes standouts in privately-held North American companies making the most interesting and effective use of artificial intelligence technology. This accomplishment is the first inclusion for Glean, which came out of stealth just over half a year ago. The accolade is based on Glean’s ongoing innovative use of AI to help employees search for exactly what they need and discover the things they should know at work.

Glean, the work assistant with intuition, today released a new report: Hybrid Workplace Habits & Hangups, a survey of 1,043 knowledge workers conducted by The Harris Poll. As remote and hybrid work remains the norm for businesses of all sizes, the findings uncovered that employees spend, on average, at least two hours a day—or 25 percent of their workweek—looking for the documents, information, or people they need to do their jobs. What’s more, employees are so frustrated with having to search across every company app or service for this information that nearly half (43%) would consider leaving a job if there wasn’t an efficient or easy way to access it.

Glean today emerged from stealth with the debut of an intuitive work assistant to address the ubiquitous problem for knowledge workers: finding the right information, the right teammate, or the right insights to get things done at work. At its core, Glean delivers a powerful, unified search experience that indexes dozens of applications, understanding context, language, behavior, and employee relationships, to find personalized answers to questions. Glean customers save 2.5 weeks a year per employee, freeing up time to focus on higher-value work that matters to their company.