Bloomberg, SiliconANGLE, The Next Web, Globes, and Ctech corroborate Upwind's $400M Series C at $3.8B valuation with revenue quadrupling in 2026.
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Upwind secured $400 million in Series C funding at a $3.8 billion valuation after revenue quadrupled in 2026. The capital will accelerate product work and go-to-market growth for its cloud and AI security platform.

The capital will speed product development and enlarge the go-to-market organization.
CEO Amiram Shachar highlighted the need for live-environment context as AI alters infrastructure architecture and threat scale.
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