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Spectro Cloud is an infrastructure company that provides scalable and policy-based cluster management of Kubernetes for enterprises. Founded by Gautam Joshi, Saad Malik, and Tenry Fu in 2019, Spectro Cloud is backed by investors that include Boldstart Ventures and Sierra Ventures and is headquartered in Santa Clara.

T-Mobile wants to give 5G a kick in the pants - Vimarsana News

T-Mobile wants to give 5G a kick in the pants

Carriers need to get out of the way if the technology is to thrive, says the operator, but it seems to be doing the opposite.

Spectro Cloud Closes $40M Series B Round to Accelerate Growth and Kubernetes Management Platform Product Development - Vimarsana News

Spectro Cloud Closes $40M Series B Round to Accelerate Growth and Kubernetes Management Platform Product Development

Series B funding follows July close of $20 million Series A round, bringing total investment to $67.5 million Announcement follows Spectro Cloud's recent release of industry-unique solution

Spectro Cloud Raises $40M in Series B Funding - Vimarsana News

Spectro Cloud Raises $40M in Series B Funding

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Spectro Cloud Announces T-Mobile Ventures Investment in its Series B Funding Round to Drive Innovation in Kubernetes Management at 5G/Edge Locations - Vimarsana News

Spectro Cloud Announces T-Mobile Ventures Investment in its Series B Funding Round to Drive Innovation in Kubernetes Management at 5G/Edge Locations

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