
Stratoscale
Founded Year
2013Stage
Dead | DeadTotal Raised
$69MAbout Stratoscale
Stratoscale operates as a company focused on providing Amazon web services (AWS) compatible infrastructure and services, operating within the data center industry. It can be deployed in any enterprise data center and improve the performance and efficiency of large data centers. Its solutions primarily cater to the needs of the multi-cloud and hybrid applications sector. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Sunnyvale, California. In December 2019 Stratoscale ceased its operation.
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Research containing Stratoscale
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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Stratoscale in 2 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Aug 29, 2023.

Aug 1, 2023
463 startup failure post-mortemsStratoscale Patents
Stratoscale has filed 25 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- concurrency control
- data management
- database management systems

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1/31/2018 | 2/23/2021 | Concurrency control, Data management, Transaction processing, Database management systems, Parallel computing | Grant |
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Related Topics | Concurrency control, Data management, Transaction processing, Database management systems, Parallel computing |
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Latest Stratoscale News
Feb 18, 2021
Zadara acquires NeoKarm enabling MSPs to offer an on-demand private cloud Zadara announced the acquisition of NeoKarm . With this acquisition, Zadara obtains NeoKarm technology including the former Stratoscale software IP, which enables MSPs to offer an on-demand private cloud built and fully-managed by Zadara. Additionally, Simon Grinberg, CEO for NeoKarm and former head of product for Stratoscale, has joined Zadara as the head of product. Key NeoKarm DevOps and engineering personnel will also be added to the Zadara roster to continue the development of the technology and drive new compute-focused innovations. The acquisition comes on the heels of Zadara’s technology partnership with NeoKarm, which expanded the company’s cloud platform and enabled Zadara to deliver turnkey production-ready AWS-compatible compute-as-a-service solutions for managed service providers (MSPs) and enterprises. In the three months since the announcement of the partnership, Zadara has deployed 20 new private compute clouds. “We believe MSPs of any size should be able to offer their own competitive on-demand private cloud without the large upfront CapEx investment traditionally required,” said Nelson Nahum, CEO, Zadara. “The NeoKarm technology seamlessly integrates with our storage solution and offers a vastly improved performance for our customers and partners. I am thrilled to welcome the NeoKarm team to Zadara.” Zadara’s cloud services platform simplifies operational complexity through automated end-to-end infrastructure provisioning of compute, storage and networking resources. Zadara enables service providers to upgrade their IT environments, leveraging existing footprints, with a true 100% OpEx consumption-based private cloud. Following a similar model as Zadara’s industry-leading storage-as-a-service offering, the company’s cloud platform delivers superior turnkey solutions for MSPs with the benefits of on-demand compute and storage services anywhere, in an existing on-premises data center, in a private colocation facility, or in the cloud. By adding NeoKarm cloud technology, backed by Stratoscale IP to its cloud platform, Zadara enables AWS-compatible APIs, making it easy for users to utilize the same scripts to deploy applications in Zadara clouds. Other features and benefits include: Flexible consumption model: MSPs can now leverage an existing data center for high-performance elastic cloud services with zero CapEx cost burden. Avoid large investments in infrastructure, scale up or down as needed and only pay for what end-users consume. Elastic compute down to a single virtual machine: Offer a self-service instant-provisioning customer experience that scales down to well below the starting price and scale of competing edge solutions. Edge cloud anywhere: Deliver low-latency edge services leveraging your existing infrastructure. Data privacy and security: Includes click-to-provision options for dedicated storage resources for customers requiring physical isolation for drives and storage controller level. Workload performance: Deliver a familiar, fully managed, high-performance and agile x86 compatible cloud compute experience, in existing locations with zero CapEx or refresh costs. Expert 24x7x365 services: Zadara’s infrastructure spans 73 regions and 18 countries offering fully managed support from Zadara’s global solution architect and DevOps teams. “Zadara and NeoKarm have a shared vision of offering a competitive on-demand cloud for service providers,” said Simon Grinberg, CEO at NeoKarm. “I am excited to join the team at Zadara to continue developing our seamless on-demand private cloud for providers, available at existing data centers, collocations or other cloud locations, built and fully-managed by Zadara.” More about
Stratoscale Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Stratoscale founded?
Stratoscale was founded in 2013.
Where is Stratoscale's headquarters?
Stratoscale's headquarters is located at 333 West El Camino Real, Sunnyvale.
What is Stratoscale's latest funding round?
Stratoscale's latest funding round is Dead.
How much did Stratoscale raise?
Stratoscale raised a total of $69M.
Who are the investors of Stratoscale?
Investors of Stratoscale include Bessemer Venture Partners, Battery Ventures, Intel Capital, SanDisk Ventures, Cisco Investments and 3 more.
Who are Stratoscale's competitors?
Competitors of Stratoscale include Docker and 4 more.
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