Wasabi Technologies

HQ
Boston
Total Offices: 7
500 Total Employees
Year Founded: 2017

Wasabi Technologies Company Growth, Stability & Outlook

Updated on September 28, 2026

Wasabi Technologies Employee Reviews

"From my first conversation with the recruitment team, I knew Wasabi was the opportunity I had been waiting for to advance my career—right place, right time! The demand for cloud storage keeps growing, and we’re delivering what every company needs: reliable, affordable storage. I’m confident in Wasabi’s future—new partnerships, expanding teams, and endless opportunities ahead. It’s the perfect environment for growth, and I’m proud to be part of it."

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Vinny Tramontina Luvisotto, Technical Support Manager, Australia
Vinny Tramontina Luvisotto, Technical Support Manager, Australia

"What keeps me motivated at Wasabi is feeling genuinely valued and trusted. From day one, I wasn’t just given a role—I was given ownership. As the first Salesforce Admin, I had both responsibility and freedom to make an impact. My promotion to Senior within a year wasn’t just a title change—it was a message: 'We believe in you.' That trust drives me to keep building, solving real problems, and growing in a place that invests in my potential and authenticity."

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Dukagjin Kolaj, Sr. Salesforce Administrator, Kosovo
Dukagjin Kolaj, Sr. Salesforce Administrator, Kosovo

What People Are Saying About Wasabi Technologies

  • Investor Backing & Capital Strength: Funding rounds including $70M in January 2026 at a $1.8B valuation and a subsequent $250M credit facility signal strong access to capital. Company communications tie this financing to scaling its cloud‑storage platform, global footprint, and AI infrastructure.
  • Market Expansion: Expansion to 16 storage regions serving customers in 100+ countries, alongside growth from 40,000+ customers (2022) to 90,000+ (2024) and then 100,000+, indicates broadening reach. EMEA was cited as achieving approximately 77% year‑over‑year ARR growth under regional leadership.
  • Product Line Growth: A dedicated AI business and offerings such as Wasabi Fire and AiR, plus the acquisition of Seagate’s Lyve Cloud, point to active broadening of capabilities. More than 3 exabytes under management further reflects scaling usage across emerging workloads.