Tiger Technology Raises €8.7M for Hybrid Data
Tiger Technology raised €8.7M to expand hybrid cloud infrastructure for mission-critical file data.
AI readiness often starts with an unexciting question: where is the company’s data, and can anyone actually use it?
What happened
Sofia-based Tiger Technology raised an initial €8.7 million Series A led by TCEE Fund IV, advised by 3TS Capital Partners. TDJ, Endeavor Catalyst, Impetus and existing investors also participated.
The company builds on-premises-first hybrid cloud workflows for mission-critical file data. Its platform is designed for organisations that need to manage data across local infrastructure, cloud systems and edge environments without forcing a full rip-and-replace migration.
Why it matters
A lot of enterprise data is still fragmented across old file systems, specialised workflows and compliance-sensitive environments. That becomes a problem when companies want to use AI, analytics or cloud tools on top of that data.
Tiger Technology is targeting the messy infrastructure layer between legacy storage and modern cloud workflows. That may not sound flashy, but it is exactly where many AI deployment projects get stuck.
The bigger picture
The AI infrastructure market is not only chips and models. It also includes the data-management tools that make enterprise information accessible, governed and usable. Companies that solve those dull migration and hybrid-workflow problems could become surprisingly important picks and shovels.