Infinit
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Infinit’s File Storage Platform Lets You Unify Cloud Storage, Servers And Local Computers
File transfer startup Infinit has a new product that could potentially change the way DevOps engineers think about storage. With Infinit’s new file storage platform, you can unify all sorts of storage bucket into a virtual drive that you can access on all your computers and servers. It’s a seamless decentralized file system. Read More
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Infinit Launches Premium Plans To Take On CloudApp And Droplr
French startup Infinit is now competing directly with CloudApp and Droplr with a new premium offering and a streamlined sharing experience. Until now, Infinit was mostly focused on improving the sharing features between Infinit users, but this time the company is focusing on sending big files to non-Infinit users. Read More
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Infinit’s New Mobile Apps Might Be The Best Way To Transfer Those Pesky HD Videos
French startup Infinit just released its mobile app for both iOS and Android. In addition to providing a simple way to send files to your friends and colleagues, it is now a full-fledged AirDrop replacement as well. As a reminder, Infinit is a file-sharing service that differs from WeTransfer or CloudApp as it uses peer-to-peer technology to boost file sharing between two users. And there… Read More
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Infinit Raises $1.8 Million To Become The Definitive File Sharing App
French startup Infinit raised $1.8 million in funding from Alven Capital and 360 Capital Partners. The Infinit app differs from WeTransfer or CloudApp as it uses peer-to-peer technology to boost file sharing between two users. And there isn’t any file size restriction. “We see that a lot of our users share huge files,” co-founder and COO Baptiste Fradin told me in a phone… Read More
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Remember AllPeers? Infinit Is A Simple File Sharing App That Integrates With Mac OSX’s Finder
It could be argued that the file sharing problem has largely been solved thanks to the cloud and a plethora of services that ride its coattails. But still, I couldn’t help have my interest piqued when hearing about French startup Infinit, which enters private Beta today with a new P2P file sharing service that is more than a little reminiscent of the 2008-deadpooled AllPeers. Read More
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