New platform delivers 40Gbps network connections and more than 45% improved metadata performance
InfiniteIO, which offers the world’s fastest metadata platform to accelerate application performance and reduce cloud latency, announced the next generation of its metadata management platform to make storage workflows cloud native at consistent high performance, reduce the cost of primary NAS and speed cloud adoption for organizations facing exponential data growth and infrastructure costs. “Moving workloads and files to the cloud today creates silos of data and increases latency,” said Mark Cree , CEO of InfiniteIO. “InfiniteIO is committed to making it easier for enterprises to move their storage workflows to become cloud native, while delivering consistent high performance across the hybrid cloud with no performance loss or application changes. This is the next step in evolving our metadata-first approach to accelerate cloud-native application performance, simplify cloud adoption and reduce the cost of data storage.”
New innovations that reduce cloud latency and storage cost include:
NAS migration simplifies and speeds replacement of existing primary network-attached storage (NAS) to right-size on-premises infrastructure. Customers can use InfiniteIO Hybrid Cloud Tiering to move inactive data, which makes up to 80 percent of all file data, to cloud storage, and seamlessly move active workloads and data to new, more efficient storage. Data tiering with native file access enables users to utilize cloud-native workflows that enable new insights into customer data including analytics and machine learning. Customers adopting public cloud services with cloud-native storage and InfiniteIO data tiering can save over 75% in storage costs compared to public cloud storage services without InfiniteIO. Enhanced analytics include migration policy simulation to predict the file capacity and number to be migrated as well as more granular intelligence on network and metadata latency and cloud storage usage. New platform supports enhanced memory, processor and 40GbE network connectivity to reduce metadata latency from 77 µs to as low as 40 µs (48 percent improvement) in a single node
The InfiniteIO software release 2.5 featuring NAS migration is generally available now.

InfiniteIO Announces New Metadata Platform to Speed Enterprise Transition to Cloud-Native Applications

● Builds on strategy to transparently move on-premises data storage workflows to cloud-native workflows without compromise
● NAS-to-NAS migration is the first step in moving on-premises storage workflows to cloud-native workflows
● New platform delivers 40Gbps network connections and more than 45% improved metadata performance
August 12, 2020 01:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
AUSTIN, Texas--( BUSINESS WIRE )-- InfiniteIO , which offers the world’s fastest metadata platform to accelerate application performance and reduce cloud latency, today announced the next generation of its metadata management platform to make storage workflows cloud native at consistent high performance, reduce the cost of primary NAS and speed cloud adoption for organizations facing exponential data growth and infrastructure costs. “Moving workloads and files to the cloud today creates silos of data and increases latency,” said Mark Cree, CEO of InfiniteIO. “InfiniteIO is committed to making it easier for enterprises to move their storage workflows to become cloud native, while delivering consistent high performance across the hybrid cloud with no performance loss or application changes. This is the next step in evolving our metadata-first approach to accelerate cloud-native application performance, simplify cloud adoption and reduce the cost of data storage.”
Hybrid cloud and performance optimization
New innovations that reduce cloud latency and storage cost include:
● NAS migration simplifies and speeds replacement of existing primary network-attached storage (NAS) to right-size on-premises infrastructure. Customers can use InfiniteIO Hybrid Cloud Tiering to move inactive data, which makes up to 80 percent of all file data, to cloud storage, and seamlessly move active workloads and data to new, more efficient storage. ● Data tiering with native file access enables users to utilize cloud-native workflows that enable new insights into customer data including analytics and machine learning. Customers adopting public cloud services with cloud-native storage and InfiniteIO data tiering can save over 75% in storage costs compared to public cloud storage services without InfiniteIO. ● Enhanced analytics include migration policy simulation to predict the file capacity and number to be migrated as well as more granular intelligence on network and metadata latency and cloud storage usage. ● New platform supports enhanced memory, processor and 40GbE network connectivity to reduce metadata latency from 77 µs to as low as 40 µs (48 percent improvement) in a single node
The InfiniteIO software release 2.5 featuring NAS migration is generally available now. Additional Information

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● NAS-to-NAS migration is the first step in moving on-premises storage workflows to cloud-native workflows
● New platform delivers 40Gbps network connections and more than 45% improved metadata performance
AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)– #cloudnative — InfiniteIO , which offers the world’s fastest metadata platform to accelerate application performance and reduce cloud latency, today announced the next generation of its metadata management platform to make storage workflows cloud native at consistent high performance, reduce the cost of primary NAS and speed cloud adoption for organizations facing exponential data growth and infrastructure costs. “Moving workloads and files to the cloud today creates silos of data and increases latency,” said Mark Cree, CEO of InfiniteIO. “InfiniteIO is committed to making it easier for enterprises to move their storage workflows to become cloud native, while delivering consistent high performance across the hybrid cloud with no performance loss or application changes. This is the next step in evolving our metadata-first approach to accelerate cloud-native application performance, simplify cloud adoption and reduce the cost of data storage.”
Hybrid cloud and performance optimization
New innovations that reduce cloud latency and storage cost include:
● NAS migration simplifies and speeds replacement of existing primary network-attached storage (NAS) to right-size on-premises infrastructure. Customers can use InfiniteIO Hybrid Cloud Tiering to move inactive data, which makes up to 80 percent of all file data, to cloud storage, and seamlessly move active workloads and data to new, more efficient storage. ● Data tiering with native file access enables users to utilize cloud-native workflows that enable new insights into customer data including analytics and machine learning. Customers adopting public cloud services with cloud-native storage and InfiniteIO data tiering can save over 75% in storage costs compared to public cloud storage services without InfiniteIO. ● Enhanced analytics include migration policy simulation to predict the file capacity and number to be migrated as well as more granular intelligence on network and metadata latency and cloud storage usage. ● New platform supports enhanced memory, processor and 40GbE network connectivity to reduce metadata latency from 77 µs to as low as 40 µs (48 percent improvement) in a single node
The InfiniteIO software release 2.5 featuring NAS migration is generally available now. Additional Information

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InfiniteIO and Google Cloud help orgs reduce the cost of network-attached storage and speed cloud adoption
InfiniteIO , which offers the world’s fastest metadata platform to accelerate application performance and reduce cloud latency, announced a new partnership with Google Cloud to significantly reduce the cost of network-attached storage and speed cloud adoption for organizations facing exponential data growth and infrastructure costs. Customers and channel partners can now rapidly identify and move massive amounts of infrequently accessed yet invaluable files to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to lower total storage costs while keeping all of their files accessible and active to end-users. Simultaneously, they can increase application performance and storage utilization on-premises, without changing existing IT operations. The partnership with Google Cloud further strengthens InfiniteIO’s capabilities to help organizations simplify data management, reduce application latency, implement advanced analytics and undertake cloud migration at scale. InfiniteIO Hybrid Cloud Tiering software with integrated application acceleration and GCP can optimize the user experience for applications and data by delivering unified access for file and object workflows regardless of the data’s physical location. “InfiniteIO’s metadata-based approach to hybrid cloud data management and Google Cloud technology optimizes the customer experience by increasing application performance and reducing cloud latency,” said Mark Cree, CEO of InfiniteIO. “In these extraordinary times, a hybrid cloud built on combined InfiniteIO and Google Cloud technology can help IT leaders seamlessly add automation to rapidly lower infrastructure costs while delivering consistent, high performance for their critical business applications.”
The new integration with Google Cloud Platform extends InfiniteIO’s commitment to simplify and accelerate hybrid cloud storage, building on existing cloud and storage partnerships with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Cloudian, Hitachi Vantara, IBM Cloud Platform, Pure Storage, and Scality among others. More about

InfiniteIO and Google Cloud help orgs reduce the cost of network-attached storage and speed cloud adoption

May 14, 2020 09:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time
AUSTIN, Texas--( BUSINESS WIRE )-- InfiniteIO , which offers the world’s fastest metadata platform to accelerate application performance and reduce cloud latency, today announced a new partnership with Google Cloud to significantly reduce the cost of network-attached storage and speed cloud adoption for organizations facing exponential data growth and infrastructure costs. Customers and channel partners can now rapidly identify and move massive amounts of infrequently accessed yet invaluable files to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to lower total storage costs while keeping all of their files accessible and active to end-users. Simultaneously, they can increase application performance and storage utilization on-premises, without changing existing IT operations. The partnership with Google Cloud further strengthens InfiniteIO’s capabilities to help organizations simplify data management, reduce application latency, implement advanced analytics and undertake cloud migration at scale. InfiniteIO Hybrid Cloud Tiering software with integrated application acceleration and GCP can optimize the user experience for applications and data by delivering unified access for file and object workflows regardless of the data’s physical location. “InfiniteIO’s metadata-based approach to hybrid cloud data management and Google Cloud technology optimizes the customer experience by increasing application performance and reducing cloud latency,” said Mark Cree, CEO of InfiniteIO. “In these extraordinary times, a hybrid cloud built on combined InfiniteIO and Google Cloud technology can help IT leaders seamlessly add automation to rapidly lower infrastructure costs while delivering consistent, high performance for their critical business applications.”
The new integration with Google Cloud Platform extends InfiniteIO’s commitment to simplify and accelerate hybrid cloud storage, building on existing cloud and storage partnerships with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Cloudian, Hitachi Vantara, IBM Cloud Platform, Pure Storage, and Scality among others. Additional Information

InfiniteIO Announces Partnership with Google Cloud to Reduce Data Storage Cost and Accelerate Application Performance

Google Cloud operates as a cloud computing service provider offering various solutions, including artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, data analytics, and managed databases. The company provides a platform for businesses to leverage AI and machine learning, manage data with analytics, and modernize infrastructure. Google Cloud's services cater to different industries, offering tools for application programming interface (API) management and serverless computing. Google Cloud was formerly known as Google Cloud Platform. It was founded in 2008 and is based in Mountain View, California.

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The partnership with Google Cloud Platform further strengthens InfiniteIO 's capabilities to help organizations simplify data management , reduce application latency , implement advanced analytics and undertake cloud migration at scale .

SwiftStack is a provider of software defined storage. With OpenStack's object storage project Swift at its core, SwiftStack offers a flexible and powerful software platform that allows operators to deploy, integrate and scale on standard hardware. With SwiftStack, applications developers and operations teams can leverage the power of an object storage infrastructure with the control, security and total cost of ownership their business demands. Launched in 2011, the company boasts support for large enterprise F500 customers.

On March 5, 2020, SwiftStack was acquired by Nvidia. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

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Cloudian specializes in data management software for the hybrid cloud, offering solutions in the data storage and management industry. The company's main offerings include S3-compatible object storage with scalability, security features, and integration with cloud services. Cloudian's products are intended to facilitate data access, comply with data sovereignty requirements, and consolidate information onto a single platform. Cloudian was formerly known as Gemini Mobile Technologies. It was founded in 2001 and is based in San Mateo, California.

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Infinite IO provides hybrid cloud storage solutions in the technology sector. The company offers storage products that help analyze, optimize, and scale application performance and storage costs for enterprise, research, and media and entertainment organizations in hybrid cloud environments. It was founded in 2012 and is based in Austin, Texas.

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