Microsoft chairman joins Rubrik board as vendor hits $300m run rate

Tom Wright
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Vendor sees run rate double since August

Backup start-up Rubrik has hit a run rate of $300m (£214m), with Microsoft chairman John Thompson joining its board of directors. The vendor has doubled its run rate since August last year, and ...

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