Practical insight on exabyte-scale object storage, AI data infrastructure, and cyber resilience — from the team at Scality.
Data sovereignty
A regional bank keeps customer records in its own data centers and runs analytics in a public cloud. A ministry stores case files on premises and uses a cloud ...
Storage economics
Two storage proposals can quote similar prices today and diverge dramatically five years later. Often the reason is not hardware but licensing. ...
Storage economics
Most storage replacements do not fail on technology. They fail in a budget meeting, when someone asks why the organization should take on a migration instead ...
Data sovereignty
A Japanese ministry wants to move a records system to the cloud. A SaaS company wants to sell to local governments. A domestic cloud provider wants its storage ...
Data sovereignty
A hospital group in Abu Dhabi is modernizing its imaging archive. A bank in Dubai is replacing its backup infrastructure. A government entity is building a ...
Data sovereignty
A UK government department plans to consolidate file shares and archives onto object storage. A local authority evaluates a hosted backup service. A supplier ...
Data sovereignty
A German hospital network evaluates a cloud provider for clinical data. A federal agency reviews a software vendor's hosting. A service provider wants to sell ...
Data sovereignty
A French ministry wants to move a sensitive case management system to the cloud. A hospital group needs a hosting provider for patient records. A regional ...
Data sovereignty
A cloud platform can store every production record inside one country while relying on an overseas service to approve administrator logins. Its backups can ...
Data sovereignty
A storage contract is signed with one company. The system it delivers is usually run with help from several others: a colocation provider holding the racks, a ...
