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- 1Supabase raises $150M and acquires database startup Turso▼Database startup Supabase raises $150M, acquires Turso
Database startup Supabase has raised $150 million in new funding and announced the acquisition of Turso, another database company. The dual move gives Supabase fresh capital to expand its open-source backend platform while bringing Turso's lightweight database technology in-house. The announcement is drawing attention across the startup and developer community as consolidation continues in the database infrastructure market.
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Supabase has announced it is acquiring Turso, the company behind the lightweight SQLite-based database platform. The news was published on Supabase's official blog and quickly drew attention among developers discussing consolidation in the database-as-a-service space. Details about deal terms and how Turso's technology will be integrated into Supabase's platform have not yet been made public.
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Supabase, the open-source backend platform built on PostgreSQL, has raised $150 million in new funding and announced the acquisition of Turso, a database company known for its lightweight SQLite-based edge database technology. The funding and acquisition together signal Supabase's push to expand its infrastructure offering, particularly for applications that need fast, distributed data storage closer to users.
- 4Supabase raises $150m and acquires database startup Turso▼Supabase raises $150m, acquires database startup Turso
Supabase has raised $150 million in new funding and announced the acquisition of Turso, a database startup. The deal strengthens Supabase's position in the developer tools and backend-as-a-service market, as interest grows around database infrastructure for AI-era applications. The funding will likely support expansion of its open-source database platform and integration of Turso's technology into its product lineup.
- 5Developers eye self-hosting Supabase to cut Firebase costs●Stop Paying for Firebase: How to Self-Host Supabase on DigitalOcean for Free Building an... # programming # devops # clo
A guide is circulating showing how to self-host Supabase on DigitalOcean at no cost, pitched as an alternative to paying for Google's Firebase. It walks through building an application on the open-source backend platform, appealing to developers looking to reduce cloud service bills and keep control of their own infrastructure.