EngFlow, a build acceleration company created by former Google engineers behind the open source Bazel project for remote build execution for developers, recently launched the public beta of CMake RE, a remote execution service for users of the CMake software build system.

The acquisition of tipi.build by EngFlow marks a new journey for the Swiss startup and its entire team. Under the new ownership, tipi.build continues its growth trajectory with new hires and an expanded portfolio. The company has launched the public beta of CMake RE, a remote execution service for CMake software build system users.Dedicated to helping C and C++ developers enhance efficiency and productivity, Zurich-based startup tipi technologies AG developed a platform to streamline and accelerate the development process. Tipi empowers developers in the IoT, financial trading, medical devices, automotive sectors to test and build cross-platform instantly, and seamlessly add cloud CPU cores when needed, bringing continuous integration to developers’ fingertips. Users and customers from all over the world, from Japan to the US, rely on tipi.The company has now been acquired by EngFlow, the leading build acceleration company created by Bazel engineers and funded by Andreessen Horowitz, firstminute capital and Tiger Global, has acquired tipi. An open source project, Bazel has emerged in recent years as one of the best build systems for today’s highly complex, polyglot codebases and is inherently designed to overcome these issues