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Israeli Startup Dreeze Raises $33 Million for Cloud Application Recovery
Israeli startup Dreeze has raised $33 million in seed funding to launch its cloud application recovery platform. Founded by entrepreneurs behind Zerto and Kashya, Dreeze aims to restore entire applications, not just data, following outages or cyberattacks.
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What happened
- 01Israeli startup Dreeze raised $33 million in seed funding for its cloud application recovery platform.
- 02The platform aims to restore entire cloud applications, not just data, after disruptions.
- 03Dreeze was founded by entrepreneurs who previously established Zerto and Kashya.
- 04The company's technology recovers data, infrastructure, configurations, and connections for applications.
- 05The funding will be used to accelerate product development and expand sales and marketing.
- 06Dreeze's platform is available on AWS, with Azure support coming in early 2027.
The platform maps and backs up application components, enabling automated recovery. The company plans to use the funds to accelerate product development and expand operations, with its service available on AWS and soon on Azure.
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