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.
LucidLink plans to demonstrate updates to its distributed media workflow platform, including expanded capabilities for LucidLink Connect, general availability for its Python SDK, and a new managed service provider program, at IBC2026 from September 11 to 14 in Amsterdam. LucidLink Connect enables media teams to access and work with files stored in existing environments such as S3, Dropbox, and Frame.io without migrating or duplicating content. Previously, on September 2, Richard Yu, LucidLink's Chief Product Officer, discussed the company's AI enhancements and MCP capabilities in an interview, asserting that data access frequently poses a greater challenge than data storage for organizations. This followed a September 1 announcement detailing how the LucidLink MCP Server enables users to query filespace metadata as a foundational step for AI and enterprise data applications.
LucidLink's customers primarily consist of entertainment Providers, physical retail and financial Services companies. Examples of LucidLink's customers include Warner Bros. Discovery, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Shell. LucidLink has commercial and technical partners like EVS Broadcast Equipment, Adobe and Autodesk.