What does Archil do?
Archil is a San Francisco-based startup that provides a default storage platform for data teams, enabling them to transform S3 buckets into high-performance local file systems. This technology helps companies eliminate costly data movement, which is critical for tasks like AI model training, data analytics, genomics, and financial analysis.
How much did they raise?
The company raised $6.7M in a seed funding round, led by Felicis and supported by investors including Y Combinator, Peak XV, Wayfinder, General Catalyst, Lombardstreet Ventures, Twenty Two Ventures, and several angel investors such as Theo Browne, Wayne Duso, Erik Bernhardsson, Ryan Worl, and Amit Gupta.
What are their plans for the money?
Archil plans to use the funds to expand its operations and accelerate development efforts. This investment is expected to enhance its platform's capabilities and further solidify its position in transforming cloud storage for more efficient data management.
What have they achieved so far?
The company has already developed a unique solution that transforms S3 buckets into high-performance, local file systems, effectively eliminating expensive and inefficient data movement for a variety of critical applications.