The data storage company, which emerged out of stealth mode in August, has added Akamai to its shareholders.
US-based data storage management company ClearSky Data has raised $27m in a series B round backed by content delivery network provider Akamai, TechCrunch reported today.
The round was led by Polaris Partners and also featured General Catalyst and Highland Capital Partners.
Founded in 2013, ClearSky’s software helps automatically distribute a business’ data across different storage services. The most important documents are kept in a data centre on site, less important data at a co-location facility within 120 miles and even…
