Cachelogic with US$ 5.6 mio round
Filed in archive Technology on January 18, 2005
Cachelogic a provider of caching technology for ISPs in order to reduce P2P traffic has secured USD 5.6 mio in Series B with 3i, Pentech Ventures, Cambridge Gateway Fund.
Interesting finding for me: 3i is doing more early stage investments once again and seems P2P traffic is here to last (despite the law suits) so ISPs are buying solutions to effectively reduce traffic.
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Troy
(01/18/05 12:29pm)
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P2P traffic is such an astonishingly high percentage of consumer ISP traffic that we don't need to look too far for a ROI. Cutting P2P traffic by 10%, or even just neutralizing growth, makes a big dent as long as bandwidth purchase contracts are for actual use, not just a fixed commitment.
