Coder, an AI development infrastructure provider based in Austin, announced a $90 million round of Series C funding spearheaded by KKR. The company enables enterprises to build and deploy software at scale on its secure platform. Its latest investment round also saw participation from Qube Research & Technologies.
“We chose to partner with customers KKR and QRT in this round because they have the clearest view of how AI evolves software development,” Rob Whiteley, CEO of Coder, said in a statement. “They’re using Coder to bring consistency and security for every enterprise user to leverage the latest technologies like Claude Code, Cursor and OpenClaw. Together, we are rearchitecting the foundation for how enterprise software is built.”
Coder’s cloud-based solution lets developers and AI coding tools operate within the same governed infrastructure, allowing businesses to improve consistency, expedite onboarding and control how their software is built. The company has recorded a 300 percent year-over-year increase in bookings over the past four quarters.
Equipped with its new capital, Coder plans to invest in scaling its presence across Europe, Asia and North America. It will also fuel platform innovation with a focus on supporting enterprise AI workflows and enhancing its governance capabilities.
