SageCloud provides storage systems engineered to optimize energy efficiency and long-term data preservation by combining intelligent data management software with open-standard hardware. Its solution targets enterprises concerned with performance, compliance, and control of petabyte-scale backup, archive and Big Data storage. The company was founded by CEO Jeff Flowers and is based in Boston, MA. SageCloud intends to use newly raised funds to accelerate deployment of its products with initial customers and to expand operations. The product emphasis is on energy-efficient, long-term data preservation for data center professionals. SageCloud is a stealth startup based in Marblehead, MA. The company is headed by Jeff Flowers, the former chief architect of online data backup provider Carbonite. A new SEC filing lists David Friend, a co‑founder of Carbonite, on the document. The filing reports that SageCloud has raised $3.2 million in financing. Nine separate investors participated in the offering. The company has not publicly disclosed its product, business model, or operating metrics in the filing.

Total raised

$13M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jun 2013