LucidLink is a Privately Owned company headquartered in the United States. Founded in 2016, the company employs approximately 260 individuals. Its main product is media cloud and storage. LucidLink reported $37.0M in revenue as of 2024. Functioning as a developer of a cloud-native collaboration platform designed for remote users working on shared data sets, LucidLink's solution turns cloud-hosted assets into an extension of the hard drive, enabling users immediate access to any file without the need for syncing and downloading.
On September 16, 2026, Diorama.studio, an Athens-based reality capture studio, implemented AI agents for a project in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) sector, prompting discussions on the practical application and reliability of AI agents managing live project files. Previously, on September 11, LucidLink Co-founder and CEO Peter Thompson observed a market shift where broadcasters and content owners are proactively developing in-house AI-driven tools, emphasizing that the primary AI opportunity for media lies in infrastructure, not solely in applications. This followed LucidLink's announcement on September 10 that it is extending its media workflow capabilities and developer tools, while also developing centralized managed service provider facilities. Thompson stated that LucidLink is "expanding from the shared filespace teams work in to a broader platform for connecting data and the workflows that depend on it."
LucidLink's customers primarily consist of entertainment Providers, financial Services and physical retail companies. Examples of LucidLink's customers include JPMorgan Chase & Co., Shell and Warner Bros. Discovery. LucidLink has commercial and technical partners like Autodesk, Adobe and EVS Broadcast Equipment.
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