Cloudian’s Hybrid Cloud Leadership: Transforming Enterprise Data Management The future of enterprise data management is hybrid cloud, and Cloudian is at the forefront of this transformation. With its $60 million funding round, bringing total funding to $233 million, Cloudian is poised to accelerate its hybrid cloud platform capabilities and redefine how organizations manage data at … Read More
Does cloud infrastructure limit you to a specific set of physical locations? Not anymore. At a Barclays Global Tech conference, Snowflake’s CFO, Mike Scarpelli, spoke about the benefits of bringing the applications to the data, wherever it might be located. You probably already know Snowflake. Briefly, they are a leading provider of cloud-based data analytics. … Read More
Today Cloudian announced our ransomware protection for Veritas NetBackup and Enterprise Vault users using Cloudian HyperStore and S3 Object Lock. This is welcome news because the reality is that ransomware remains a top threat. In the first half of 2022, Sonicwall recorded 2.8 billion malware attacks, an 11% increase over the previous year. In 2021, … Read More
Today Cloudian announced the launch of an on-prem data lake storage solution in partnership with Snowflake, the Data Cloud company. This follows our recent announcement with Teradata regarding Cloudian’s integration with Teradata Vantage’s on-premises deployment option. Cloudian has made similar announcements with other analytics platforms, including Microsoft SQL, Greenplum, and Vertica. With each of them, … Read More
Just about every organization is evaluating or using cloud in some fashion. When you look at various enterprises, there’s a wide range of deployment options to consider, but one thing is certain: as cloud spend continues to increase, some form of multi-cloud will be part of most enterprise cloud strategies, so it’s essential to have the right storage infrastructure in place to support multi-cloud.
GitHub has traditionally been known as a commonly used cloud service to store, manage and share code using tools like Git. It is this service that’s most familiar to many developers. However, GitHub also has an offering that provides the ability to use GitHub on-premises with GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) for enterprises that require a solution behind their firewall due to network restrictions or generally want tighter control over their data and access to it.
