The two Uniki founders Matthias Bollwein and Roman Leuprecht.
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1 million euro investment for Uniki

The High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) is investing one million euros in Uniki. The Munich-based tech startup offers its customers a complete solution comprising hardware and software for maximum data sovereignty. The Munich-based founders plan to use the financing Matthias Bollwein and Roman Leuprecht to boost their growth and release the next version of their cloud platform.

The tech startup Uniki promises maintenance-free, modern cloud IT with 100 percent data sovereignty. With its cloud platform, the company has been able to not only serve its customers but also the HTGF who is investing one million euros in the Munich startup.

Improved versions

With the fresh capital, Uniki founders Roman Leuprecht and Matthias Bollwein plan to launch a new service model and the second version of the app platform in the private cloud in January 2020.

“The most important cloud applications on the platform are to grow together even more closely in the second version,”

explained Roman Leuprecht.

Experience the benefits of the cloud with Uniki

Currently, Uniki is available for the products Elly, a maintenance-free private cloud server, and Schicks.Digital, an end-to-end encrypted service for exchanging large files and sensitive documents, on the market.

Simon Math from HTGF sees a lot of potential in the young company:

"In addition to the strong team, we were particularly impressed by the product. Customers with sensitive data can easily benefit from the advantages of modern cloud applications. We are very pleased to support the team in tapping into this large and growing future market."

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