Storj plans to acquire PetaGene and cunoFS maker
Storj has announced its plan to acquire PetaGene, a company specializing in file storage with a team based in Cambridge, UK. PetaGene is known for creating the cunoFS distributed file storage mount client. The acquisition aims to integrate PetaGene's expertise into Storj's operations.
Key Takeaways
- Storj said it plans to acquire PetaGene, a file-storage company based in Cambridge, UK.
- PetaGene created cunoFS, a distributed file storage mount client.
- Storj said the acquisition is intended to integrate PetaGene’s expertise into its operations.
Why It Matters
This gives Storj a direct path to add PetaGene’s file-storage expertise and the cunoFS mount client to its own operations. In a streaming infrastructure market where storage tooling matters, the deal ties Storj to a specific distributed file-storage product and a Cambridge-based engineering team. The clearest signal to watch is whether Storj closes the acquisition and how cunoFS is folded into Storj’s product set or technical stack.
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