CTERA Networks is based in US and Israel and has raised US$30 million Series D funding led by Singtel Innov88 and Red Dot Capital Partners

Cloud storage company based in Israel CTERA Networks has announced Series D funding of US$30 million the company has raised, led by Singtel Innov8 and Temasek-backed, Israeli based Red Dot Capital Partners, as reported by Deal Street Asia. Participating in this round are Benchmark Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, Cisco, Venrock, Vintage Investment Partners, and Viola Group.

With the focus in enabling enterprises to do seamless and secure file-sharing, the cloud storage company has portfolios in the likes of IBM, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, McDonald’s, WPP Plc, and the US Department of Defense.

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In the company’s official statement, the fund is going to support CTERA’s global sales and delivery organisation, as well as its patented file services technology. Next, the startup plans to focus on Southeast Asia, especially Singapore.

“With over 40,000 edge filers and millions of corporate desktop users deployed, CTERA is committed to support the enterprise file services securely as modern software-defined file platforms that connect the edge of the network to the cloud,” said CTERA co-founder and CEO Liran Eshe.

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According to the Managing Partner at Red Dot Capital Partners, Yaniv Stern, CTERA is addressing the issue on how to provide corporate users with secure and accelerated data access from any device to any cloud. Stern reportedly will have a seat on the CTERA’s board.

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