Sunlight

Sunlight’s hyper-cloud virtualisation technology is the solution for bottlenecks in applications like AI, analytics and big data caused by the massive upwards trend in data creation.

Sunlight’s hyper-cloud virtualisation technology is the solution for bottlenecks in applications like AI, analytics and big data caused by the massive upwards trend in data creation.
Data Infrastructure
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Milestones
Founded in 2013 Series A at €4.9 million in 2020
Investment year
2020
Investment stage
Series A
Investment status
Exited
Deal team
Ekaterina Almasque
Sam Hields
Sunlight’s hyper-cloud virtualisation technology is the solution for bottlenecks in applications like AI, analytics and big data caused by the massive upwards trend in data creation.

Sunlight’s hyper-cloud virtualisation technology is the solution for bottlenecks in applications like AI, analytics and big data caused by the massive upwards trend in data creation. As businesses increasingly rely upon data-intensive applications like analytics, big data and AI to run their core business processes, Sunlight’s technology can cut the infrastructure costs of running these applications by 70%.

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