Namespace: Blog
I Gave 100 Fly Brains Their Own Computers to Play Doom
Running 100 simulated fruit fly brains from the MaleCNS connectome, each on its own Namespace Devbox, to see how silencing a handful of neurons changes how a fly plays Doom.
Agata Fin — October 14, 2026
Announcing our $42M Series B
Namespace recently closed a $42 million Series B round led by Scale Venture Partners, with participation from NEA, 20VC, and others, bringing its total funding to $65 million.
Hugo Santos — October 5, 2026
Introducing Git Snapshots for Cursor Origin and GitHub
Git Snapshots prepare a repository and working tree once and reuse that snapshot across Namespace Linux and macOS runners. Available on Cursor Origin through Buildkite, and on GitHub through GitHub Actions or Buildkite.
Nicolas Dular — September 30, 2026
How we made container image loading fast
Here's how a container image boots before its own download finishes: baked into a disk ahead of time, replicated everywhere, then streamed in block by block.
Matteo Kamm — September 15, 2026
Cursor & Namespace: Partnering with Cursor to give cloud agents a real computer
We're partnering with Cursor to give cloud agents a real computer. Cursor starts and manages the agent, while shell commands, file edits, repo access, builds, and tests run on Namespace Devboxes, including support for Mac.
Hugo Santos — September 2, 2026
Hunting a delayed deadlock that hid for two years in Namespace's tiered Bazel cache
A bug sat dormant in Namespace's tiered Bazel cache for two years before causing a severe performance regression. Here's how a semaphore held across client-paced gRPC uploads and HTTP/2 flow control formed a circular deadlock, and how we fixed it.
Matteo Kamm — August 20, 2026
Introducing Bazel Remote Execution
Run multi-platform Bazel builds and tests on Namespace Bazel Remote Execution. Fan actions across remote workers, reuse cache hits across CI and local builds, and inspect every invocation from a UI or agent-ready report. Pay only for what you use with pay-as-you-go pricing and no charge for egress.
Matteo Kamm — August 19, 2026