Data has Changed

Qumulo is the only file-based, scale-out management platform designed to offer robust capabilities on-premises and in the cloud.

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Data has Changed

Qumulo is the only file-based, scale-out management platform designed to offer robust capabilities on-premises and in the cloud.

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The Radically Simple Way to Manage Unstructured Data in Any Environment

Most data technology was not made to manage exponential data growth at petabyte scale, hyperactive workflows across thousands of users, or moving on-prem to the cloud. This is what Qumulo was made for.

We built a unified file data platform to support the entire data lifecycle with powerful data services, right out of the box. Manage, store, and build with unstructured data at massive scale, anywhere you want.

Finding the Right Storage Solution to Manage the Explosion of Unstructured Data

Companies are increasingly recognizing the need to reconsider how they manage and maintain this avalanche of file-based data in an effective and efficient manner, and remain competitive in the modern cloud age.

File storage is a hierarchical storage methodology used to organize and store data on a computer hard drive or on a network-attached storage (NAS) device.

Block storage is when a category of data storage is saved in huge volumes known as blocks.

Object storage is a computer data storage architecture that manages data as objects.

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Why File?

80 - 90%

Gartner estimates that more between 80 – 90% of all data is unstructured.

84%

84% of financial companies recognize that data is integral to their ability to create a business strategy.

90%

According to IBM, 90% of the world’s data was created in the last two years alone.

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In a 2019 NewVantage Partners’ Big Data and AI Executive Survey, consisting of 64 C-level technology and business executives representing very large corporations, 53% of survey respondents say “they are not yet treating data as a business asset.” These alarming results come in spite of 92% of respondents reporting that the pace of their Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) investments is accelerating.(2)