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Datrium
Open convergence for private clouds
About Datrium
Datrium, now integrated into VMware Cloud Disaster Recovery, specializes in providing robust disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) solutions. The company focuses on ensuring that businesses can quickly recover their data and operations in the event of a disaster, such as a cyber-attack or natural calamity. Datrium's platform combines disaster recovery orchestration, primary storage, backup, encryption, and mobility into a single, comprehensive solution. This integration allows for instant recovery time objectives (RTO), meaning businesses can resume operations almost immediately after a disruption.
Datrium primarily serves medium to large enterprises that require reliable and efficient disaster recovery solutions. These clients span various industries, including finance, healthcare, and retail, where data integrity and uptime are critical. The company operates in the cloud computing and data management market, leveraging VMware Cloud on AWS to provide on-demand disaster recovery services.
The business model of Datrium revolves around a subscription-based service. Clients pay for the DRaaS platform on a recurring basis, which includes access to the disaster recovery tools, storage solutions, and ongoing support. This model ensures a steady revenue stream while providing clients with the flexibility to scale their disaster recovery needs as their business grows.
Datrium makes money through these subscription fees, which are tiered based on the level of service and storage capacity required by the client. Additional revenue streams include premium support services and consulting for customized disaster recovery planning and implementation.
In summary, Datrium offers a powerful, integrated disaster recovery solution tailored for enterprises needing quick and reliable data recovery. By combining multiple essential services into one platform and leveraging the cloud, Datrium provides a cost-effective and scalable solution for modern businesses.
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Company financing events and reported valuations.
| Deal type | Date | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACQUISITIONOther financing | Jul 2020 | $0 | — | VMware | — |
| SERIES COther financing | Apr 2020 | $55M | $220M | NEA · Lightspeed Venture Partners | ↗ |
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VMware
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