Vagon raises 4 million TL investment for cloud performance technologies

Vagon, a startup offering high-performance personal computers running in the cloud to its users, has raised 4 million TL in investment.

We first introduced Vagon, which provides high-performance cloud-based personal computers, in March of last year. According to the information shared with us by Vagon, the startup has received a new investment.

According to the information we obtained, Vagon raised 4 million TL in a pre-Series A investment round. The 4 million TL investment was made by Eren Bali, founder of Udemy and Carbon Health, Mustafa Küçük, CEO of LC Waikiki, and Sina Afra, founder of Markafoni and Tiko, as well as APY Ventures Bilişim Vadisi VC Fund.

It should also be noted that this investment is the first investment of the Bilişim Vadisi VC Fund, which was established through a public initiative to directly support the startup ecosystem. Founded by Zahid Sağıroğlu, Hasan Can Yaşar, and Serdar Demireren, Vagon enables applications that require high hardware performance—such as 3D design, video production, and architecture—to run on any device through its streaming technology.

With the new investment, the Vagon team stated that they aim to expand remote working technologies into the B2B segment and also announced that they are planning a Series A round within 2021.

With this investment, Vagon will both continue to grow by expanding into the B2B segment and integrate new features into its system that will make remote work much easier. Finally, it should be noted that Vagon has so far served more than 25,000 users from 8 different locations worldwide.