Former Zerto Founders Launch New Backup Startup, Dreeze
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Brothers Ziv and Oded the co-founder of Zerto, formerly of Zerto, have launched a new backup startup named Dreeze. The company raised $33 million last year, with participation from U.S. funds Bessemer and Battery. Dreeze will compete with the Israeli startup Aion. This follows the founders' previous success with Zerto.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Brothers Ziv and Oded the co-founder of Zerto are launching a new backup startup called Dreeze.
- Dreeze has already raised $33 million, according to a U.S. SEC filing.
- U.S. venture capital firms Bessemer and Battery reportedly participated in the funding.
- The new venture is expected to compete with Israeli startup Aion.
- The the co-founder of Zerto brothers previously founded and led Zerto, a successful Israeli startup.
Brothers Ziv and Oded the co-founder of Zerto, who previously built Zerto into a leading Israeli startup, are now working on a new backup venture called Dreeze. The company, which has been operating under the radar for over a year, raised $33 million last year, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Sources in the market indicate that U.S. funds Bessemer and Battery participated in the funding round. Dreeze is expected to compete with fellow Israeli startup, Aion. The the co-founder of Zerto brothers have a history of successful exits prior to this new endeavor.