Dropbox acquires Tigris Data for $350M to expand into AI storage
Dropbox has announced a $350 million acquisition of AI object storage startup Tigris Data and the launch of DBX Agent Cloud. This move marks Dropbox's expansion from traditional file storage into the AI infrastructure market, providing data storage services for enterprise AI applications and agents.
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