Summary
The object storage market is more active than ever. It is very popular with developers, and just about every IT organization is adopting it in one way or another. Not only is it common in the public cloud, especially with large organizations, but hybrid infrastructures and large on-premises installations are growing as well.
There are several reasons for the increasing demand for this type of storage. Today, a growing number of applications need to store data safely and access it from everywhere, from multiple applications and devices concurrently. High-performance computing applications like Big Data analytics and AI are also big consumers of object storage. This means that the key characteristics of enterprise object stores have changed, with much more attention to performance, ease of deployment, security, federation capabilities, and multi-tenancy than in the past. In fact, users are taking advantage of their recent experience with the public cloud to build on-premises
Ramboll Transitions from On-Premises File Storage to the Cloud with Nasuni and Microsoft Azure
16,000 employees globally
BOSTON, March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Nasuni Corporation, a leading provider of
cloud file storage, today announced
Ramboll - a top architecture, engineering and consultancy firm, ranked 10th on the 2020 ENR list of International Design Firms - is the latest industry giant to make the shift to Nasuni to overcome the limitations of traditional on-premises network attached storage (NAS). In just a few months, Ramboll has grown its usage to three petabytes (PB), relying on Nasuni to store, protect and manage file data across 300 remote offices. The result has been simplified IT, lower costs, greater company agility and better collaboration for a user base of thousands.
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Tray.io, the leader in low-code General Automation, today announced the expansion of go-to-market (GTM) operations in EMEA and APAC with the opening of a new sales and support office in the U.K. and new regional data centers to better serve global customers. The company also released updates to the Tray Platform and Tray Embedded, including advanced capabilities for systems integrators (SI) and new connectors for Microsoft Azure Blob, Paypal, and more.
In 2020, Tray.io experienced explosive international growth in both the APAC and EMEA regions, achieving 4x customer growth; a 245% increase in revenue year over year; a 1,253% increase in data processed from APAC and EMEA customers; and 446% increase in workflows in both regions. To address this dramatic growth, the company will be expanding its GTM operations with the opening of a new European sales office located in London, led by Tray.io co-founder Domi
Serverless tool provides malware scanning for compliance and security of files in cloud-based applications
Hong Kong SAR â Media OutReach â 16 December 2020 â  (;), the leader in cloud security, today announced the worldâs first cloud-native, fully serverless file storage security tool for organizations building applications in the cloud. Trend Micro Cloud One â File Storage Security is designed to mitigate threats across the cloud environment and support strict compliance requirements.
The explosion of cloud-based file and object storage presents a new attack vector for threat actors to target with malicious files. Cloud One â File Storage Security provides automated anti-malware scanning to keep information safe and ease compliance needs.