With $60 million (€55.2 million) in new capital, DataCore aims to expand operational flexibility to support companies in core, edge and cloud scenarios.
Most of the money comes from Vistara Growth, which led the investment round. This party regularly invests in tech companies. For example, Impact Analytics and Algo received money from Vistara Growth earlier this year. Now, through DataCore, the investor is stepping into a vendor dedicated entirely to enterprise IT infrastructure.
“With the strong support of Vistara Growth, we are poised to accelerate the development of intelligent and resilient solutions in the areas of new-age data infrastructures that not only address today’s data challenges but also pave the way for future advancements,” says DataCore CEO Dave Zabrowski.
Expanding SDS
DataCore aims to help companies with data management through Software-Defined Storage (SDS). According to DataCore, management is becoming increasingly challenging for organizations due to the growing volume of data, infrastructure complexity, and increased cyber threats. The millions coming in should help expand storage solutions to take infrastructure and cyber resilience to the next level.
DataCore indicates that AI can play a role in this. Artificial intelligence can deliver insights in SDS and streamline complex workflows through automation. In addition, the focus on security frameworks promises to increase data protection. Companies can thus better guard against evolving cyber-attacks.
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