Bengaluru: Druva, among the world’s biggest data protection startups, has secured $80 million (about Rs 513 crore) in funding led by US-based Riverwood Capital, bulking up capital as enterprises face frequent threats from increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks. The company’…
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H-1B lottery: Why a loss for Infosys, Cognizant will be a gain for tech start-ups
I’m travelling in the Bay Area, in a cab driven by a woman software tester. She says she has been out of job for months now and driving a cab is the only way she can pay her bills, living just outside of San Francisco. My company is looking for coders and testers but in Asia, I […]…
Why Indian start-ups are ready for a reboot in FY18
Even as the Indian startup ecosystem has seen declining investments, layoffs and shutdowns since last few months, the next fiscal will see fundamental changes and emergence of leaner ventures, says a white paper by Noida-based VC firm advantEdge Partners. “The conditions are ripe for a reboot of …
Sequoia backed Druva raises $51 million in series E funding
Data protection solutions provider, Druva raised $51 million in series E funding from a consortium of investors led by Sequoia India. The round was led by existing investor Sequoia India and joined by new investors – Singapore-based EDBI, as well as Blue Cloud Ventures and Hercules Capital. It al…