All the data storage software provider's existing shareholders, including BroadBand Tower and HPE, returned for its latest round.
US-based data software developer Scality received $60m in funding on Tuesday from investors including IT infrastructure technology provider BroadBand Tower and enterpise technology producer Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE).
All Scality’s existing backers, including Menlo Ventures, Iris Capital, Idinvest Partners, Omnes Capital, Galileo Partners and the French state-backed Digital Ambition Fund, returned for the round, while Harbert European Growth Capital took part as a new investor.
Founded in 2009, Scality has developed distributed storage technology that facilitates data protection, search and…
