The marketing software provider received the series F funding from investors including Intel Capital and existing backer Verizon Ventures.
Intel Capital and Verizon Ventures, respective subsidiaries of chipmaker Intel and telecommunications company Verizon, have contributed to a $25m series F round for US-based customer engagement software provider Urban Airship.
Venture capital firm Foundry Group led the round, which also featured True Ventures, August Capital, QuestMark Partners and Franklin Park Associates.
Urban Airship has built a platform that helps marketers by providing customer notifications across a range of channels including websites, email, apps and text messages. It will use the…
