Finnish startup M-Files has raised $80m in new funding for its content management tool, which aims to change the way information is stored, moving away from the file-based system that has become the norm.
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January 12, 2021
M-Files raises $80m to expand information storage system
The company wants to move away from the file-based system that's become the norm
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