SignifAI

Machine Intelligence for DevOps

Business Software
Acquired (Inactive) by New Relic on Feb 2019 - closed due to acquisition

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 2016 by Jean-Philippe Emelie Marcos and Guy Fighel, SignifAI operated with 1–10 employees. The company raised $4.65 million across one funding round from three investors. In February 2019, SignifAI was acquired by New Relic.

Business overview

SignifAI developed a machine intelligence and predictive maintenance platform designed for DevOps. Its core technology identifies correlations among logs, events, and metrics in monitoring data in real time, leveraging proprietary Deep Knowledge correlations driven by algorithms and TechOps expertise. This enables teams to quickly pinpoint root causes. SignifAI supported over 60 integrations with applications, infrastructure, networking, notification, messaging, deployment, and collaboration tools, serving the business software sector.

Strategic signal

In February 2019, New Relic acquired SignifAI to advance its AIOps strategy. This acquisition signals a strategic move by New Relic to integrate SignifAI's machine intelligence capabilities, enhancing its offerings in artificial intelligence for IT operations and demonstrating the value of predictive maintenance solutions in the market.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is SignifAI's primary business?
SignifAI developed a machine intelligence and predictive maintenance platform that identifies correlations in monitoring data to help DevOps teams quickly find root causes.
When was SignifAI founded?
SignifAI was founded in January 2016.
Who were the founders of SignifAI?
SignifAI was founded by Jean-Philippe Emelie Marcos and Guy Fighel.
What was the total capital raised by SignifAI?
SignifAI raised a total of $4.65 million across one funding round.
When was SignifAI acquired and by whom?
SignifAI was acquired by New Relic in February 2019.