Nasuni Supports EMC Atmos Cloud Storage
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Posted on August 25, 2010 at 7:35:01 AM
Nasuni Supports EMC Atmos Cloud Storage
Nasuni users benefit from the flexibility to store, distribute and retrieve data through the Internet or directly from network cloud
NATICK, Mass., Aug. 25 -- Nasuni(TM), the leading gateway to cloud storage, today announced integration between its Nasuni Filer and EMC® Atmos(TM) cloud storage to offer customers a simple, scalable and cost-effective online storage solution that leverages the power of the cloud.
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EMC's Atmos cloud storage platform manages and optimizes external clouds as part of an overall private cloud strategy; the Nasuni Filer is an advanced virtual file server provisioned by the cloud. Combined, the solutions provide users the flexibility to securely store, distribute and retrieve data. Customers avoid storage-related capital outlays, and instead pay a flat monthly fee for the Filer in addition to storage use-based charges.
"Through differentiated, enterprise-ready features such as policy management, security, multi-tenancy, and a self-service management console, EMC Atmos gives service providers a comprehensive foundation for delivering cloud services and enabling their customers to consume cloud storage capacity while achieving the level of service they expect," said Jon Martin, Director of Product Management and Marketing, Cloud Infrastructure Group at EMC. "With the EMC Atmos web services API as the presentation layer, service providers can easily integrate with partners such as Nasuni to simplify file access capabilities in a cloud environment. The combination of EMC's infrastructure expertise and Nasuni's encryption capabilities, provide customers with a powerful end-to-end cloud offering."
The EMC Atmos platform has been chosen by world-class service providers and independent software vendors to enable unprecedented flexibility among cloud vendors. It automatically manages the distribution of rich, unstructured information, independent of geographic location. Nasuni-EMC integration lets storage providers further economize cloud storage, and helps customers easily access their files.
"By combining the benefits of EMC Atmos cloud storage with Nasuni's ability to provide the functionality of a traditional NAS, customers can utilize simple and cost-effective data protection," said Andres Rodriguez, CEO of Nasuni. "The cloud enables customers to expand their existing storage capacity without purchasing additional hardware. They may now enjoy considerable savings as well as increased IT productivity."
The Nasuni Filer simplifies file access, storage, and protection, while eliminating expenses inherent in hardware expansion. Because it provisions storage capacity automatically and delivers local-like performance, it can be used as primary storage instead of - or in combination with - traditional file servers. Features include synchronous snapshots, deduplication, and encryption plus key management for security. Users hesitant to use the cloud for primary storage may still use the Filer for backup.
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About NasuniNasuni delivers the leading cloud storage gateway which transforms storage as a service into a practical business solution. The Nasuni Filer is a virtual NAS file server that leverages the resources of the cloud to deliver primary storage and disaster recovery protection. Targeting the mid-market, Nasuni's solution eliminates the need for incremental storage hardware, and the resulting capital expense to manage unstructured file growth. The company is backed by North Bridge Venture Partners and Sigma Partners. To download the Nasuni Filer, or for more information, visit http://www.nasuni.com.
Product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks or trade names of their respective owners.
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JPR Communications
818-884-8282
dan@jprcom.com
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CONTACT: Dan Miller of JPR Communications, +1-818-884-8282,
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Web Site: http://www.nasuni.com/
Nasuni users benefit from the flexibility to store, distribute and retrieve data through the Internet or directly from network cloud
NATICK, Mass., Aug. 25 -- Nasuni(TM), the leading gateway to cloud storage, today announced integration between its Nasuni Filer and EMC® Atmos(TM) cloud storage to offer customers a simple, scalable and cost-effective online storage solution that leverages the power of the cloud.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20091215/LA25994LOGO)
(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20091215/LA25994LOGO)
EMC's Atmos cloud storage platform manages and optimizes external clouds as part of an overall private cloud strategy; the Nasuni Filer is an advanced virtual file server provisioned by the cloud. Combined, the solutions provide users the flexibility to securely store, distribute and retrieve data. Customers avoid storage-related capital outlays, and instead pay a flat monthly fee for the Filer in addition to storage use-based charges.
"Through differentiated, enterprise-ready features such as policy management, security, multi-tenancy, and a self-service management console, EMC Atmos gives service providers a comprehensive foundation for delivering cloud services and enabling their customers to consume cloud storage capacity while achieving the level of service they expect," said Jon Martin, Director of Product Management and Marketing, Cloud Infrastructure Group at EMC. "With the EMC Atmos web services API as the presentation layer, service providers can easily integrate with partners such as Nasuni to simplify file access capabilities in a cloud environment. The combination of EMC's infrastructure expertise and Nasuni's encryption capabilities, provide customers with a powerful end-to-end cloud offering."
The EMC Atmos platform has been chosen by world-class service providers and independent software vendors to enable unprecedented flexibility among cloud vendors. It automatically manages the distribution of rich, unstructured information, independent of geographic location. Nasuni-EMC integration lets storage providers further economize cloud storage, and helps customers easily access their files.
"By combining the benefits of EMC Atmos cloud storage with Nasuni's ability to provide the functionality of a traditional NAS, customers can utilize simple and cost-effective data protection," said Andres Rodriguez, CEO of Nasuni. "The cloud enables customers to expand their existing storage capacity without purchasing additional hardware. They may now enjoy considerable savings as well as increased IT productivity."
The Nasuni Filer simplifies file access, storage, and protection, while eliminating expenses inherent in hardware expansion. Because it provisions storage capacity automatically and delivers local-like performance, it can be used as primary storage instead of - or in combination with - traditional file servers. Features include synchronous snapshots, deduplication, and encryption plus key management for security. Users hesitant to use the cloud for primary storage may still use the Filer for backup.
Follow Nasuni on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/nasuni and Facebook http://www.facebook.com/nasuni
About NasuniNasuni delivers the leading cloud storage gateway which transforms storage as a service into a practical business solution. The Nasuni Filer is a virtual NAS file server that leverages the resources of the cloud to deliver primary storage and disaster recovery protection. Targeting the mid-market, Nasuni's solution eliminates the need for incremental storage hardware, and the resulting capital expense to manage unstructured file growth. The company is backed by North Bridge Venture Partners and Sigma Partners. To download the Nasuni Filer, or for more information, visit http://www.nasuni.com.
Product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks or trade names of their respective owners.
CONTACT AGENCY:
Dan Miller
JPR Communications
818-884-8282
dan@jprcom.com
Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20091215/LA25994LOGO
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Source: Nasuni
CONTACT: Dan Miller of JPR Communications, +1-818-884-8282,
dan@jprcom.com
Web Site: http://www.nasuni.com/