Nasuni Acquires Resilio to Master Distributed Data and Edge AI

BOSTON, MA – March 04, 2026 – In a significant move to redefine enterprise data management, Nasuni Corporation today announced its acquisition of Resilio, Inc., a company renowned for its high-performance file synchronization and edge acceleration technology. The deal positions Nasuni to tackle the growing complexities of data access for globally distributed teams and solidifies its strategy to build a foundational platform for the era of Artificial Intelligence.

The acquisition integrates Resilio's powerful data movement solutions directly into Nasuni's leading File Data Platform. This fusion aims to create a unified system that provides seamless, high-speed access to shared files across corporate offices, remote sites, and hybrid work environments, effectively eliminating the long-standing reliance on cumbersome VPNs and fragmented, standalone synchronization tools.

A New Blueprint for Hybrid Work Collaboration

The shift to hybrid and remote work models has strained traditional IT infrastructures, creating friction for employees who need immediate access to large, mission-critical files. Nasuni's acquisition of Resilio directly confronts this challenge by promising to deliver a fluid and performant user experience, regardless of an employee's location or local network conditions.

Resilio has built its reputation on technology that excels in delivering fast and resilient file access, even in remote or bandwidth-constrained environments. By incorporating this capability, the enhanced Nasuni platform will allow organizations to ensure their teams can collaborate on shared content without the delays and bottlenecks that hinder productivity. This is particularly crucial for data-intensive industries like architecture, engineering, and media, where large files are the norm.

"Our customers already rely on Nasuni to manage, protect, and activate their enterprise file data on a global scale," said Sam King, Chief Executive Officer at Nasuni. "With Resilio, we're extending our platform to help improve enterprise productivity while continuing to simplify operations and protect IT environments."

The move is expected to empower IT teams by enabling them to maintain centralized control, security, and governance over a company's entire data footprint, even as it becomes more distributed. This solves a critical paradox for modern enterprises: providing universal data access without sacrificing security or creating unmanageable data silos.

Reshaping the Unstructured Data Market

This acquisition is not merely a feature enhancement; it's a strategic consolidation in the rapidly expanding unstructured data market. Industry analysts report that unstructured data—the vast ocean of files, images, videos, and sensor data—is growing nearly 300% faster than its structured counterpart. Nasuni's move positions the company to capitalize on this trend, turning what is often a management burden into a strategic asset for its customers.

The global enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) market, valued at over $11 billion in 2024, is projected to soar to nearly $77 billion by 2034. By integrating Resilio's best-in-class sync technology, Nasuni is poised to capture a significant share of this growth, offering a far more robust and integrated solution than standalone EFSS products. With a pre-acquisition valuation of approximately $1.2 billion following a 2024 investment round, Nasuni is leveraging its market strength to build a comprehensive platform that competitors will find difficult to match.

Powering the Future with Edge AI and Analytics

Beyond immediate collaboration benefits, the acquisition has profound implications for the future of data-driven insights. The integration of Resilio's edge acceleration technology is a key component of Nasuni's strategy to prepare enterprise data for AI and advanced analytics. As more data is generated at the network's edge by IoT devices, remote sensors, and mobile users, the ability to access and process that data quickly becomes a significant competitive advantage.

"Resilio complements our strategy for the Nasuni File Data Platform, further strengthening our leadership in high-speed data access, distribution, and intelligent caching at the edge," said Nick Burling, Chief Product Officer at Nasuni. He emphasized that this acceleration will help customers more efficiently power their AI and analytics initiatives, "ensuring teams can securely leverage the right data, in the right place, at the right time to drive better insights and outcomes."

This vision aligns with predictions from firms like Gartner, which forecast that AI will augment or automate half of all business decisions by 2027. By enabling faster data orchestration at the edge, Nasuni is building the infrastructure needed to support the high-volume, low-latency data pipelines that feed modern AI models, effectively future-proofing its customers' data architecture.

A Phased Integration and Path Forward

With the acquisition now complete, both companies are focused on a smooth transition for their employees and, most importantly, their customers. Leadership has confirmed that a phased integration of teams, technology, and operations is underway, with a stated commitment to maintaining the current high levels of service and support for all existing customers and partners.

"We're proud of what the Resilio team has built, and joining Nasuni represents an exciting next step for our employees and customers," said Eric Klinker, Chief Executive Officer at Resilio. "Together, we expect to help organizations collaborate more effectively on mission-critical content, regardless of location."

KPMG Corporate Finance played a key role in the transaction, serving as the exclusive investment banking advisor to Resilio. As the integration proceeds, the tech industry will be watching closely. Nasuni has promised to share additional updates on its evolving platform strategy in the coming weeks, signaling that this acquisition is a foundational step in a much broader and more ambitious plan.