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Hydrolix raises $80M in a Series C round led by QED to enhance its services for managing log data. The funding will help the company expand its capabilities in real-time data storage and analysis.

Apr 03, 20259 months ago

Amount Raised

$80 Million

Round Type

series c

PortlandData CenterSoftwareAnalytics

Investors

Wing Venture CapitalUncorrelated VenturesS3 VenturesOregon Venture FundNava VenturesEricsson VenturesAv8 VenturesAkamaiSozo VenturesPruven CapitalFrontline VenturesBlumberg CapitalQed

Description

Hydrolix, a startup focusing on managing log data, secured $80 million in a Series C funding round led by QED. The company provides services to various sectors including fintech and media, leveraging AI and cloud technologies. With a revenue growth of 8X in 2024, Hydrolix aims to enhance its offerings. The investment will assist in catering to the increasing demand for log data solutions.

Company Information

Company

Hydrolix

Location

Portland, Oregon, United States

About

Hydrolix's streaming data lake platform is unique in the industry for its ability to radically transform the economics of log data. With a unique combination of stream processing, decoupled storage, high-density compression and indexed search, Hydrolix's platform delivers real-time query performance at terabyte scale while dramatically reducing the cost to store and use log data. The platform powers data-intensive applications to elevate business intelligence, optimize operations and drive growth. Companies worldwide deploy Hydrolix for a wide range of use cases, including security, observability, content delivery, digital advertising, AI/machine learning, and regulatory compliance. Founded in 2018 and based in Portland, Oregon, Hydrolix is trusted by Fortune 500 companies across diverse industries.

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