Tegile Systems, a company that sells hybrid and all-flash storage systems, announced today it raised $70 million in funding.
The company plans to use the funds — it’s now raised a total of $117.5 million — to help its expansion and “address the explosive opportunity” in the flash storage market.
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Capricorn Investment Group, Cross Creek Advisors, and Pine River Capital Management participated in the round along with past investors August Capital, Meritech Capital Partners, Western Digital, and SanDisk.
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