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Estonian startup Warren raises EUR 1.2 mln

BC, Tallinn, 04.11.2020.Print version
The Warren self-service cloud platform, founded by Estonian entrepreneurs, closed a seed round of 1.4 mln U.S. dollars or some 1.2 mln euros led by London-based venture capital fund Passion Capital, according the Estonian daily Postimees writes LETA/BNS.

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Established initially as a side project, Warren was incorporated in 2016 out of a need for a platform to manage e-commerce projects across different local data centers and host providers more efficiently. 


The company has a vision of connecting independent local infrastructure service providers into a unique network to deliver a global unified cloud experience.


As data security becomes more and more geopolitically sensitive, software companies are once again giving preference to local cloud infrastructure providers who store data in their country and provide a faster service, according to Warren.


The lead investor in the company's financing round was the London-based early-stage venture capital fund Passion Capital. Investors in the financing circle also include Lemonade Stand, an early-stage technology investment fund with the majority holding of Kristjan Rahu, and angel investors, such as Paul Melin, former vice president of Nokia, and Marek Kiisa, co-founder of venture capital funds Superangel and Nordic Ninja.


The raised investment will be used to develop the scalability of the platform to manage larger data centers and infrastructure providers and move to new markets.


Warren is cooperating with data centers and cloud service providers in Europe and Southeast Asia and recently expanded to South America.







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