Nirvanix, an online storage provider, is making some interesting head-to-head claims against Amazon.com’s Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3). Specifically, Nirvanix claims that its Storage Delivery Network offers downloads that are roughly 200 percent faster than S3. The data is based on testing done by 3Tera Inc.
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Nirvanix Takes Aim At Amazon.com Simple Storage Service (S3)
Posted June 6th, 2008 by Joe Panettieri
Mosso Launches Managed Storage at 15 Cents Per Gigabyte
Posted May 6th, 2008 by Joe Panettieri
Two Rackspace veterans are launching a cloud-based storage service that could give Amazon.com’s Simple Storage Service (S3) a run for its money. The new service, known as Mosso CloudFS, is in private beta and may be of interest to managed service providers (MSPs) that are formulating storage stategies. Here are some quick details.
Nirvanix Counters Amazon.com Simple Storage Service
Posted April 23rd, 2008 by Joe Panettieri
Nirvanix, a company that claims to be the “premier Cloud Storage platform provider,” hopes to rain all over Amazon.com’s Simple Storage Service (S3). Like many managed storage providers, Nirvanix is trying to simultaneously counter Amazon.com while also cashing in on publicity around the S3 network. Read More >
Will Managed Storage Providers Emulate HP?
Posted April 7th, 2008 by Joe Panettieri
If you’re wondering how managed storage services will evolve in the business market, perhaps you should keep an eye on the customer industry. There, Hewlett-Packard and a bunch of start-ups are launching online storage services that promote simple file access and file sharing.
Here’s a look at how the consumer managed storage market is evolving, and how it may soon impact the small business market. Read More >
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