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LucidLink provides cloud storage and real-time collaboration as a SaaS service. It lets remote teams access and stream files instantly from any object storage and on any OS, so projects feel like everyone is in the same room. Data is protected by a Zero-Knowledge model, meaning only the user can read their files. Unlike traditional storage that requires local downloads or hardware, LucidLink removes hardware needs and enables on-demand access, improving speed for creative teams such as video and design crews. The company differentiates itself with real-time streaming across platforms, broad OS support, and strong data privacy, targeting the growing demand for remote work. Its goal is to help teams work faster and more securely, growing through a subscription SaaS model, as evidenced by its $75M Series C funding and demonstrated time savings for clients.
About LucidLink
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Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Cybersecurity
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$114.6M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2016
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- September 2026 IBC launch adds MSP, expanding channel sales through service providers.
- LucidLink says enterprise customers tested Developer Tools before September 2026 general availability.
- July 2026 Frame.io integration targets editors, broadcasters, and enterprise video teams.
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- Shade, Suite Studios, and iconik compress LucidLink's premium pricing by mid-2026.
- AWS Marketplace support remains coming soon, slowing enterprise procurement after March 2026 Connect launch.
- If Adobe and storage vendors absorb file access, LucidLink becomes replaceable infrastructure by 2027.
What makes LucidLink unique
- September 2026 LucidLink Connect streams S3, Dropbox, and Frame.io content without migration.
- July 2026 Frame.io integration keeps LucidLink tool-agnostic behind Adobe's review layer.
- September 2026 Developer Tools add Python SDK and MCP Server for agentic workflows.
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↑ 6%LucidLink helps media businesses scale production with less operational overhead at IBC 2026. 08 September, 2026 Media inquires Clare Plaisted PR Representative At IBC 2026, LucidLink Connect, Developer Tools and LucidLink MSP help media teams put existing content to work, automate repeatable tasks and scale through specialist service providers. AMSTERDAM and SAN FRANCISCO, September 3, 2026 - LucidLink, the Emmy-winning cloud-native file streaming platform for instant, secure access to files, today announced new capabilities and a managed service provider program to help media organizations put distributed content to work and expand production with less manual work and operational overhead. Modern media teamwork spans people, locations and tools, with more of the work around content handled by software and AI. Each new project or system can add manual steps and operational demands. These announcements extend LucidLink's foundation in shared file collaboration so organizations can put existing media to work, automate repeatable tasks and access specialist help to operate those workflows as production grows. At IBC 2026, LucidLink will show how LucidLink Connect brings existing media into a shared production workflow. Teams can access and edit files from S3, Dropbox, Frame.io and other connected sources directly through LucidLink today. Coming soon, Publish will let teams choose when finished work is committed back to its connected source for the applications and production pipelines that use it, without another copy, export or transfer. The LucidLink Python SDK and MCP Server, part of LucidLink Developer Tools, are moving to general availability together later this month after being tested in demanding workflows with large enterprise customers. LucidLink MSP gives specialist service providers a scalable way to operate and support LucidLink across their customer base, helping more media organizations adopt shared file workflows with ongoing expert support. "Media companies do not need another mandate to move everything into one place. They need the content they already have to become usable immediately by people, applications and increasingly AI, wherever that content lives," said Peter Thompson, co-founder and CEO of LucidLink. "LucidLink is expanding from the shared filespace teams work in, to a broader platform for connecting data and the workflows that depend on it. We're bringing work to the content, instead of forcing the content to move before work can begin." LucidLink Connect: from existing media to finished work. LucidLink Connect brings existing content together in one shared production workflow, wherever it already lives across cloud storage and workflow tools. Teams can find that media, work on it together in LucidLink and, when it is ready, hand the finished result to the next stage of production. Launched in March 2026, Connect is expanding at IBC with a new management UI and edit capabilities, while previewing Connect Publish, coming soon. Together, these capabilities let organizations focus on the workflow outcome instead of the mechanics of moving media, modernizing production without migrating their content or replacing the systems around it. * Explore content across existing storage: Admins can connect existing data stores and make the content teams need available without staging another copy or forcing a migration. * Edit connected media together: Teams can open and edit media from connected storage in LucidLink's shared working environment, helping people across locations work together on existing content. * Publish finished work to move production forward (coming soon): Publish will let teams choose when completed work is committed back to its connected source, giving them a deliberate transition from creative work to the next stage of production. Existing applications and production pipelines can then use the finished version directly from that storage, without another copy or handoff. "The latest LucidLink Connect takes users from access to action. Content stays where it's already stored, teams can work with it directly and IT avoids another migration project every time content needs to become part of a workflow," said Richard Yu, Chief Product Officer at LucidLink. "And with LucidLink Developer Tools, those workflows can be automated and integrated directly into the systems teams already use." LucidLink Developer Tools: scale production through automation and AI. As production grows, the manual work around media can become a bottleneck. LucidLink Developer Tools help organizations automate repeatable tasks, integrate LucidLink into their production systems and bring AI assistance into file workflows, freeing teams to spend more time on creative work. The LucidLink Python SDK and MCP Server will move to general availability together later this month after being battle-tested in demanding workflows with large enterprise customers. The Python SDK gives developers programmatic access to LucidLink files directly in Python, while the MCP Server gives AI agents a standards-based way to interact with LucidLink through the same supported developer foundation. Developers can use the SDK in scripts, servers, containers, cloud environments and automation pipelines, while the MCP Server extends the same foundation to AI-assisted and agentic workflows. Together, they create a supported path for turning repeatable media tasks into software - from project setup and file operations to internal tools, orchestration and emerging agent-driven workflows - without relying on a desktop-mounted filespace. LucidLink MSP: make distributed production easier to operate. Media organizations need production workflows they can deploy, integrate and support as projects and teams grow. LucidLink MSP gives them a way to work with specialist service providers for ongoing operation and support, helping them adopt shared file workflows without building every operational capability internally. "Our clients come to us because they want enterprise-grade file access without the overhead of managing it themselves. LucidLink MSP lets us deliver exactly that, while giving us the visibility to stay ahead of their needs before they have to ask," said Matt Tape, Vice President of Media Workflow & Solutions, CineSys. Building on the LucidLink Management Platform (LMP) introduced earlier this year, the new managed service provider program gives partners a centralized way to provision, manage and bill LucidLink across multiple customer environments. A bring-your-own-storage model fits the infrastructure their customers already operate. Centralized operations help partners scale their services across a broader customer base. Partners remain the customer of record and own the end-customer contract, billing and tier-1 relationship, while LucidLink provides the platform, enablement and tier-2/3 support behind them. The program is designed for service providers supporting media and post-production, live sports, AEC and enterprise teams that need high-performance shared file workflows without sync-and-copy overhead. The program builds on an ecosystem that already spans Adobe creative applications, Moments Lab's media discovery tools and specialist service providers such as CineSys. DAZN brings the borderless production story to the IBC Showcase Theatre. LucidLink will also join DAZN for a customer-led IBC Showcase session, "The borderless production platform: cloud, collaboration and AI at DAZN," on Saturday, September 12 from 15:15-15:35 in the Showcase Theatre. DAZN Lead Editor Matt Lee and Head of Automation Nick Lewis will discuss how DAZN operates production workflows across cities, continents and time zones, and how the organization is thinking about using LucidLink Developer Tools to automate manual touchpoints as those workflows scale. Tom Holmes, Strategic Account Director at LucidLink, will moderate. See LucidLink at IBC 2026. IBC 2026 runs September 11-14 at RAI Amsterdam. Visitors can find LucidLink at Stand 7.C18 for live demonstrations of LucidLink Filespace, LucidLink Connect, TeamCache, Web & Mobile and Developer Tools. Attendees are invited to join the LucidLink team throughout the show for customer sessions, happy hours and stand events. For LucidLink's full IBC schedule, events and RSVP details, visit the IBC event page. About lucidlink. LucidLink is the cloud-native file streaming platform for instant, secure access to files anywhere. By streaming data on demand, LucidLink gives teams, tools and agents immediate access to huge or complex filesets without downloads, syncing or VPNs. Teams work together in real time from a single, always-up-to-date cloud filespace across desktop, web and mobile. Zero-knowledge security and enterprise-grade access controls keep every project protected without slowing anyone down. Leading brands including Paramount, Shopify and BBC - plus thousands of teams worldwide - rely on LucidLink to move faster, cut operational overhead and collaborate smoothly across locations. Winner of the 2025 Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy(R) Award and five-time NAB Product of the Year, LucidLink has also been recognized as a G2 Leader in Cloud File Storage. Discover more at lucidlink.com. Media contact
LucidLink brings distributed media into active workflows at IBC 2026. LucidLink Connect lets media teams work directly with content where it already lives, while LucidLink Developer Tools and a new MSP program extend those workflows into automation and managed services. Reading Time: 5 mins read AMSTERDAM and SAN FRANCISCO, September 3, 2026 - LucidLink, the Emmy-winning cloud-native file streaming platform for instant, secure access to large files, today announced the next step in its vision to make distributed media immediately workable, wherever content lives. At IBC 2026, LucidLink will show how LucidLink Connect lets media teams move from accessing files in existing storage - S3, Dropbox, Frame.io and other cloud sources - to working on them directly in LucidLink without migrating any data. The LucidLink Python SDK, part of LucidLink Developer Tools, gives developers a supported way to automate file workflows directly in Python and is moving to general availability this month. And LucidLink MSP gives service providers a scalable way to operate and deliver LucidLink across their customer base. Together, these announcements extend LucidLink's foundation in shared file collaboration to a broader platform for distributed data and workflows. LucidLink Connect makes files from existing storage accessible and editable, Developer Tools make those workflows programmable and LucidLink MSP gives partners a way to operate and deliver the platform at scale. "Media companies do not need another mandate to move everything into one place. They need the content they already have to become usable immediately by people, applications and increasingly AI, wherever that content lives," said Peter Thompson, co-founder and CEO of LucidLink. "LucidLink is expanding from the shared filespace teams work in, to a broader platform for connecting data and the workflows that depend on it. We're bringing work to the content, instead of forcing the content to move before work can begin." LucidLink Connect: bring distributed content into the workflow. LucidLink Connect launched in March 2026 as a way to browse and stream content from existing storage without migration or duplication. At IBC, LucidLink is expanding Connect so files stored in existing storage can now be modified directly in LucidlInk, alongside a new management UI for connected data stores. Authorized users can access connected content, open it in familiar applications and edit it directly, while the underlying storage architecture, governance and existing workflows remain in place. * Explore content across existing storage: Admins can connect existing data stores and make the content teams need available without staging another copy or forcing a migration. * Edit connected files: Teams can work directly with connected content instead of relying on a download-to-edit process. * Manage connections in one place: An intuitive management UI lets Filespace Admins add, monitor and control every connected data store in one place. * Preserve existing investments: Organizations can modernize how teams access and modify files without re-architecturing the storage, governance or security you've already built. "The latest LucidLink Connect takes users from access to action. Content stays where it's already stored, teams can work with it directly and IT avoids another migration project every time content needs to become part of a workflow," said Richard Yu, Chief Product Officer at LucidLink. "And with LucidLink Developer Tools, those workflows can be automated and integrated directly into the systems teams already use." Python SDK: the media workflow becomes programmable. LucidLink will also announce that its Python SDK is moving to general availability later this month. The Python SDK is part of LucidLink Developer Tools and gives developers programmatic access to LucidLink files directly in Python. That means they can automate file operations and build backend workflows without relying on a desktop-mounted filespace. Developers can use the SDK in scripts, servers, containers, cloud environments and automation pipelines. That creates a supported path for turning repeatable media tasks into software, from project setup and file operations to internal tools, orchestration and emerging AI-assisted workflows. LucidLink MSP: a new managed-services motion for partners. LucidLink is also introducing LucidLink MSP, a new managed service provider program built on the LucidLink Management Platform (LMP) introduced earlier this year. It gives managed service providers a centralized way to provision, manage and bill LucidLink across multiple customer environments, while using a bring-your-own-storage model that fits the infrastructure their customers already operate. Partners remain the customer of record and own the end-customer contract, billing and tier-1 relationship, while LucidLink provides the platform, enablement and tier-2/3 support behind them. The program is designed for service providers supporting media and post-production, live sports, AEC and enterprise teams that need high-performance shared file workflows without sync-and-copy overhead. "Our clients come to us because they want enterprise-grade file access without the overhead of managing it themselves. LucidLink MSP lets us deliver exactly that, while giving us the visibility to stay ahead of their needs before they have to ask," said Matt Tape, Vice President of Media Workflow & Solutions, CineSys. DAZN brings the borderless production story to the IBC Showcase Theatre. LucidLink will also join DAZN for a customer-led IBC Showcase session, "The borderless production platform: cloud, collaboration and AI at DAZN," on Saturday, September 12 from 15:15-15:35 in the Showcase Theatre. DAZN Lead Editor Matt Lee and Head of Automation Nick Lewis will discuss how DAZN operates production workflows across cities, continents and time zones, and how the organization is thinking about using LucidLink Developer Tools to automate manual touchpoints as those workflows scale. Tom Holmes, Strategic Account Director at LucidLink, will moderate. See LucidLink at IBC 2026. IBC 2026 runs September 11-14 at RAI Amsterdam. Visitors can find LucidLink at Stand 7.C18 for live demonstrations of LucidLink Filespace, LucidLink Connect, TeamCache, Web & Mobile and Developer Tools. Attendees are invited to join the LucidLink team throughout the show for customer sessions, happy hours and stand events. For LucidLink's full IBC schedule, events and RSVP details, visit the IBC event page.
Post a press release. Tuesday, July 07, 2026 San Francisco, CA LucidLink, a leader in cloud-based file services for content creators, today announced an enhanced workflow integration between LucidLink and Adobe Frame.io that gives globally distributed production teams unified access to their Frame.io projects and supporting production media in separate cloud storage environments. By extending the Frame.io ecosystem, LucidLink provides a complete production workflow where editors and producers can access their Frame.io assets alongside all supporting production media - including B-roll, audio, graphics and archives - all within a unified LucidLink filespace. The new Frame.io integration is detailed in the LucidLink blog and product page published today. Powered by LucidLink Connect, files stored in cloud environments like Microsoft SharePoint, Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, Amazon S3 and more appear instantly for the editor. There is no data migration, downloads or file duplication required, and existing cloud storage systems remain unchanged. This approach extends LucidLink's file streaming technology to assets outside Frame.io, bringing local, real-time performance to the rest of the production workflow. Creative teams can collaborate in Frame.io while maintaining a single, real-time source of truth across the rest of the production toolchain, providing a true Camera-to-Timeline experience. "Creative teams don't work in a single application anymore. They move across NLEs, MAMs, review and approval tools and VFX platforms," said Peter Thompson, CEO, LucidLink. "Our integration with Adobe Frame.io means customers can enjoy an exceptional review and collaboration experience, while LucidLink provides the persistent, tool-agnostic storage layer behind it. You get the best of both worlds: a seamless Frame.io workflow and a cloud filespace that serves every other tool in the production." As more vendors introduce their own integrated storage options, many media organizations are re-evaluating how to architect their workflows. While application-specific storage can simplify narrow use cases, it often creates silos when content needs to move beyond a single platform. LucidLink Connect addresses this challenge by acting as an enterprise-grade access layer across the entire production workflow. Content being reviewed and approved in Frame.io can simultaneously be used by other tools, such as NLEs, finishing systems, MAMs or AI services, without additional exports, syncs or manual handoffs. Key benefits of the LucidLink and Adobe Frame.io integration include: - Immediate Camera-to-Timeline workflows: footage uploaded to Frame.io instantly appears on the editor's timeline. Teams move seamlessly from ingest to real-time editing without waiting for file transfers or exports. - Everything in one place: editors no longer hunt for assets across separate systems. B-roll, audio and graphics from SharePoint, Dropbox, or Amazon S3 exist alongside Frame.io media in a single, tool-agnostic LucidLink filespace. - Zero file movement or duplication: keep data exactly where it lives. LucidLink eliminates redundant export-and-reimport cycles, saving massive amounts of egress costs, administrative overhead and duplicate file transfers. - Enterprise-ready orchestration: built for IT and media infrastructure teams to automate asset access and scale global pipelines securely without additional infrastructure, data duplication, or complex migrations. "Over the years, Adobe and LucidLink have teamed up to help organizations like Brut, Casual and Minute Media, plus hundreds of other joint customers, do their best work. That success continuously informs our roadmap," said Peter Thompson, CEO, LucidLink. "This integration isn't about choosing one storage option over another. It gives customers the flexibility to design workflows that match the way they actually work. LucidLink Connect provides a neutral, high-performance storage layer that lets Adobe Frame.io shine at what it does best, while ensuring assets are always ready for the next stage in production." From high-end episodic and feature projects to live sports and fast-turn social content, organizations are increasingly relying on hybrid and fully remote teams. The LucidLink and Adobe Frame.io integration supports: - Media & entertainment studios and broadcasters delivering premium content on tight deadlines with globally distributed teams. - Sports and live event producers who need to ingest, log and cut highlights from the field while collaborating with centralized teams. - Brand, agency and in-house creative teams running always-on campaigns and multi-channel content programs. - Enterprise video teams producing internal and external content at scale. About LucidLink LucidLink is the cloud-native file streaming platform for instant, secure access to large files anywhere. By streaming data on demand, LucidLink gives teams and tools immediate access to huge or complex filesets, without the need for downloads, syncing or VPNs. Teams work together in real time from a single, always-up-to-date cloud filespace across desktop, web and mobile. Zero-knowledge security and enterprise-grade access controls keep every project protected without slowing anyone down. Leading brands including Paramount, Shopify and Adobe - plus thousands of teams worldwide - rely on LucidLink to move faster, cut operational overhead and collaborate smoothly across locations. Discover more at www.lucidlink.com.
Camera to cloud meets Camera to Timeline LucidLink unifi... 07/07/2026 LucidLink, a leader in cloud-based file services for content creators, today announced an enhanced workflow integration between LucidLink and Adobe Frame.io that gives globally distributed production teams unified access to their Frame.io projects and supporting production media in separate cloud storage environments. By extending the Frame.io ecosystem, LucidLink provides a complete production workflow where editors and producers can access their Frame.io assets alongside all supporting production media including B-roll, audio, graphics and archives all within a unified LucidLink filespace. The new Frame.io integration is detailed in the LucidLink blog and product page published today. Powered by LucidLink Connect, files stored in cloud environments like Microsoft SharePoint, Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, Amazon S3 and more appear instantly for the editor. There is no data migration, downloads or file duplication required, and existing cloud storage systems remain unchanged. This approach extends LucidLink's file streaming technology to assets outside Frame.io, bringing local, real-time performance to the rest of the production workflow. Creative teams can collaborate in Frame.io while maintaining a single, real-time source of truth across the rest of the production toolchain, providing a true Camera-to-Timeline experience. Creative teams dont work in a single application anymore. They move across NLEs, MAMs, review and approval tools and VFX platforms, said Peter Thompson, CEO, LucidLink. Our integration with Adobe Frame.io means customers can enjoy an exceptional review and collaboration experience, while LucidLink provides the persistent, tool-agnostic storage layer behind it. You get the best of both worlds: a seamless Frame.io workflow and a cloud filespace that serves every other tool in the production. As more vendors introduce their own integrated storage options, many media organizations are re-evaluating how to architect their workflows. While application-specific storage can simplify narrow use cases, it often creates silos when content needs to move beyond a single platform. LucidLink Connect addresses this challenge by acting as an enterprise-grade access layer across the entire production workflow. Content being reviewed and approved in Frame.io can simultaneously be used by other tools, such as NLEs, finishing systems, MAMs or AI services, without additional exports, syncs or manual handoffs. Key benefits of the LucidLink and Adobe Frame.io integration include: Immediate Camera-to-Timeline workflows: footage uploaded to Frame.io instantly appears on the editors timeline. Teams move seamlessly from ingest to real-time editing without waiting for file transfers or exports. Everything in one place: editors no longer hunt for assets across separate systems. B-roll, audio and graphics from SharePoint, Dropbox, or Amazon S3 exist alongside Frame.io media in a single, tool-agnostic LucidLink filespace. Zero file movement or duplication: keep data exactly where it lives. LucidLink eliminates redundant export-and-reimport cycles, saving massive amounts of egress costs, administrative overhead and duplicate file transfers. Enterprise-ready orchestration: built for IT and media infrastructure teams to automate asset access and scale global pipelines securely without additional infrastructure, data duplication, or complex migrations. Over the years, Adobe and LucidLink have teamed up to help organizations like Brut, Casual and Minute Media, plus hundreds of other joint customers, do their best work. That success continuously informs our roadmap, said Peter Thompson, CEO, LucidLink. This integration isnt about choosing one storage option over another. It gives customers the flexibility to design workflows that match the way they actually work. LucidLink Connect provides a neutral, high-performance storage layer that lets Adobe Frame.io shine at what it does best, while ensuring assets are always ready for the next stage in production. From high-end episodic and feature projects to live sports and fast-turn social content, organizations are increasingly relying on hybrid and fully remote teams. The LucidLink and Adobe Frame.io integration supports: Sports and live event producers who need to ingest, log and cut highlights from the field while collaborating with centralized teams. Brand, agency and in-house creative teams running always-on campaigns and multi-channel content programs. Enterprise video teams producing internal and external content at scale. 05/01/2027. Worlds first 802.15.4ab-UWB chip verified by Calterah and Rohde & Schwarz to be... 06/09/2026. June 9 2026, 23:00 (PDT) Dolby and MagentaTV Bring Fans Closer to the FIFA Worl... 04/08/2026. 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About LucidLink
Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Cybersecurity
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$114.6M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2016
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