• Kloudless: UC Berkeley alums seek to innovate online storage solutions with startup
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    Tuesday, November 13, 2012 | Last Updated November 13, 2012

    As a special feature for the Technology and Ideas Issue, the Daily Cal interviewed Eliot Sun (founder and CEO) and Timothy Liu (founder) of Kloudless, an online storage service.

    “Kloudless” aims to move all email attachments to cloud hosting services. The founders’ goal, according to their website is to free up space in email inboxes.

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