Tonic.ai is named the leading data synthesis player in Fast Company's inaugural Next Big Things in Tech for AI and Data.

Software Engineering Daily interviews Tonic.ai Co-founders CEO Ian Coe and Head of Engineering Adam Kamor on how Tonic is automating data synthesis to advance data privacy.

TechCrunch announces Tonic.ai's Series B funding, a milestone confirmation of the value of mimicking production data for developers.

VentureBeat covers the news of Tonic.ai's Series B funding, with a focus on what's next for fake data.

CodingCat.dev interviews Tonic.ai's VP of Marketing about the pain points and risks mitigated by using quality fake data in the development process.

The DevOps Paradox podcast interviews Tonic.ai Co-founder and Head of Engineering Adam Kamor about the critical value of fake data in DevOps.

Our CEO, Ian Coe, spoke with Alexander Ferguson at UpTech Report to share his thoughts on why the time to solve for getting developers safe, useful data is now.

GGV Investor Oren Yunger shares why he's bullish on the cybersecurity industry thanks to "game-changing leaders" like Tonic.ai.

“Tonic’s exactly the type of cutting-edge company that we want here and we want to showcase that [Atlanta] has the capacity to be able to grow a company like that here”

Tonic has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious annual list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2021, as "a pioneer in the burgeoning field of data synthesis."

Our CEO, CTO, and Head of Engineering sat down with Jeff Meyerson on Software Engineering Daily's podcast to talk all things data synthesis.

TechCrunch announces Tonic's Series A funding while spotlighting the need for synthesis and subsetting to enable secure, data-driven development.

Tonic is featured among the 29 top data startups of 2020 as listed by venture capitalists.

Hosts Cameron Ivey and Gabe Gumbs interview Ian Coe, CEO and co-founder of Tonic, to discuss the strength of differential privacy in providing guarantees for data security.

Silicon Valley CISO Investments makes their public debut, including sharing news of their investment in Tonic.

Founded in September 2019, Silicon Valley CISO Investments chose Tonic as one of its first two investments in their portfolio focused on cybersecurity solutions.

Tonic was one of 8 companies awarded a spot on PyCon 2020's Startup Row. Since the event went virtual this year, we met with Pycon's Jason Rowley online for a chat about all things synthetic data in a world working remotely.

A conversation with Tonic's founders during their first full year of operation.