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Stephanie Palazzolo @ The Information 3 place · today 10:00 EDT

A $4 Billion Enterprise Software Firm Acquires AI Coding Startup Codegen

This year has been a big one for AI coding startup acquisitions. Who can forget the dramatic Google-Windsurf-Cognition saga from this summer? And this month alone, Anthropic acquired developer tool startup Bun and Cursor bought code review startup Graphite.Another coding deal is sneaking in before the end of the year. ClickUp, a $4 billion-valuation enterprise software startup, is acquiring AI coding startup Codegen, the companies told The Information exclusively. The companies didn’t disclose the terms of.

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