Nvidia has purchased the flash drive memory storage software provider, which already counted its Mellanox Technologies subsidiary as an investor.
Semiconductor producer Nvidia acquired Excelero, a US-based flash storage technology developer backed by mobile chipmaker Qualcomm and data storage product manufacturer Western Digital, for an undisclosed amount on Monday.
Excelero has built a flash drive-focused management and security software tool dubbed NVMesh. The product supports large-scale cloud platforms including industrial internet-of-things, artificial intelligence (AI) and visual simulation applications.
The company disclosed this week it had raised an undisclosed amount from Mellanox Technologies, the networking equipment producer later acquired by Nvidia,…
