Startup profile · funding coverage
Actifio
Copy data virtualization and disaster recovery for enterprise data centers.
Stage
acquired
Status
acquired
Coverage
full
Why Actifio is interesting
Actifio pioneered copy-data management before Google Cloud acquired it in 2020 — a16z joined the Series C and remained through unicorn rounds.
Key facts
- Acquired by Google Cloud (Dec 2020): data management / DR platform (Google Cloud blog, TechCrunch)
- Series E (2014): $100M led by Tiger Global; Greylock, TCV, 83North participated
- Series C (2011): $33M led by a16z (public reporting)
- Source: https://techcrunch.com/2020/12/02/google-acquires-actifio-to-step-into-the-area-of-data-management-and-business-continuity/
Investors in our directory
Funds linked from Actifio's profile — open a fund page for stage focus and related deal articles.
Industries
Enterprise SaaS Infrastructure & Cloud
Industry hub pages are rolling out from our fund-derived baseline taxonomy.
Related funding articles
Venture Capital Tracker pieces that cover Actifio's financing or category context.
FAQs about Actifio
Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.
Actifio provided copy data virtualization and disaster recovery software — helping enterprises manage backup copies and business continuity in data centers.
Andreessen Horowitz led the Series C (2011). Directory-linked investors also include Greylock Partners (/fund/greylock-partners) and Tiger Global (/fund/tiger-global-management).
Actifio raised through Series E ($100M, 2014) before Google Cloud acquired it in December 2020.
Actifio pioneered copy-data management — reducing storage sprawl from redundant backups — and reached unicorn status before the Google Cloud exit.
No — Google Cloud acquired Actifio in December 2020.
Last updated: 2026-07-24