Dropbox Plans Tigris Data Acquisition, Unveils DBX Agent Cloud

Nov 5, 2026 2:11 PM

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Dropbox, Inc. announced plans to acquire Tigris Data Inc. to accelerate its expansion into AI infrastructure. Alongside this acquisition, Dropbox unveiled DBX Agent Cloud, a new storage and data infrastructure offering beginning with object storage. Additionally, the company introduced a major evolution of its core product, integrating AI-powered capabilities directly into existing customer files and workflows. This updated experience has already rolled out to over 70,000 teams, signaling Dropbox’s strategic shift toward AI-driven data management solutions.

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Dropbox, Inc. (NASDAQ: DBX) announced plans to acquire Tigris Data Inc., which it described as a globally distributed object storage platform built for AI workloads. Dropbox said the planned acquisition is intended to accelerate its expansion into AI infrastructure for companies and developers.

Alongside the acquisition announcement, Dropbox unveiled DBX Agent Cloud, a storage and data infrastructure offering that begins with object storage.

The company also announced a major evolution of its core Dropbox product, bringing AI-powered capabilities directly to customers’ existing files and workflows. According to Dropbox, the new experience has already rolled out to more than 70,000 teams.

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