Cupertino-based
Seagate has invested $40M in
Virident Systems, the developer of flash-based, solid state storage products. The investment came as part of a strategic agreement, where Seagate will also offer up a line of line of flash-based PCIe solutions to its OEM and distribution partners designed by Virident. As part of the investment
Seagate also adds a member to Virident's board of directors. Virident's other investors include
Artiman Ventures, Cisco Corp.,
Globespan Capital Partners,
Intel Capital,
Mitsui & Co,
Sequoia Capital, and
Spansion.
posted on Monday, January 28, 2013 (Link to more information)
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