Box Raises $125 Million To Expand The Cloud
August 1, 2012Personal and business cloud storage service Box announced this week that it has raised a staggering $125 million in funding to “change the enterprise.”
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Personal and business cloud storage service Box announced this week that it has raised a staggering $125 million in funding to “change the enterprise.”
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