Key Takeaways:
- Diskover has raised $7.5 million in seed funding backed by Park Partners, The Hive, Snowflake Ventures, and NetApp.
- The company also announced the acquisition of CloudSoda to enhance its end-to-end unstructured data orchestration capabilities.
- With over 130 enterprise customers, Diskover plans to accelerate product development, platform integrations, and AI data pipeline optimization.
Diskover, a software company focused on unstructured data intelligence, has secured $7.5 million in new funding to support its mission of helping enterprises unlock operational and AI value from massive datasets. The investment round, led by Park Partners and The Hive, includes participation from Snowflake Ventures and NetApp—both of which have strategic integrations with Diskover’s platform.
Alongside the funding, Diskover has acquired CloudSoda, a data movement and orchestration company that brings automated discovery, indexing, and lifecycle management into Diskover’s pipeline. The acquisition expands Diskover’s ability to serve high-volume industries such as media, life sciences, semiconductors, energy, and manufacturing.
“This is a huge moment for us, as well as our customers,” said Will Hall, CEO of Diskover. “We’re using this momentum to deepen integration with strategic platforms, streamline data pipelines, and optimize compute and GPU costs.”
Diskover’s software allows enterprises to index, classify, and operationalize unstructured data across multi-cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments. The platform is designed to respect existing file system permissions and scales to support exabyte-level workloads—an increasingly common requirement for organizations building generative AI systems or consolidating global file systems.
The acquisition of CloudSoda adds a critical layer to Diskover’s offering, enabling more advanced orchestration features such as policy-based movement of data between cold and hot tiers, cloud archiving, and intelligent cost control. Together, the companies aim to simplify the complexities that enterprises face when preparing unstructured data for AI models or compliance use cases.
Snowflake and NetApp’s involvement signals the growing demand for seamless integration between core infrastructure and data intelligence platforms. As businesses race to adopt AI, having clean, context-rich, and accessible data is becoming a competitive advantage—and platforms like Diskover are positioning themselves to power that transformation.
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