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A Ki start-up, in which it is claimed to act as a “immune system” for software, has landed $ 17 million (12.6 million GBP) from Backers, including Google’s venture arm in Alphabet.

Sky News has learned that Phoebe, the AI agents uses to continuously monitor and react live system data in order to identify and remedy software disorders, announce this week one of the largest seed financing rounds for a company based in Great Britain this year.

The financing is cited by GV – formerly Google Ventures – and Cherry Ventures and will be announced to summarize the public introduction of the Phoebe’s platform.

It is expected to be published publicly on Thursday.

Phoebe was founded last year by Matt Henderson and James Summerfield, the former managing director and Chief Information Officer from Stripe Europe.

The duo sold its first start-up, Rangspan, to Google to Google a decade earlier.

Your most recent company is motivated by data that indicate that the approximately 40 million software developers in the world react up to 30% of their time to mistakes and errors.

According to the company, financial losses for companies from software failures are said to have reached $ 400 billion worldwide last year.

Phoebe’s swarms of AI agents seven plumbing data to identify errors in real time, which means that it reduces the time it takes to fix it by up to 90%.

“Highly prepared incidents can create or break large customer relationships, and numerous minor problems withdraw the productivity of engineering,” said Henderson.

“There are software monitoring tools, but they are not very intelligent and require people to spend a lot of time to train what is wrong and what they should do about it.”

The support of blue chip investors such as GV and Cherry Ventures underlines the interest in AI-driven software renovation points.

Roni Hiranand, a manager at GV, said: “AI has transformed how code is written, but the software reliability did not keep up.

“Phoebe builds up a lack of context -related intelligence that can help both human and AI engineers to avoid software failure.

“We love the brickness of the team’s vision for a software immune system that provides problems preventive.”

Phoebe has signed customers, including Trainline, the Rail Booking app.

Jay Davies, engineer for reliability and operations at Trainline, said that Phoebe had “already had a real influence on the examination and remedial of incidents”.

“The work that put together us for hours can now take minutes, and that is important if you do critical services in our scale.”