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Qumulo
Qumulo is the simple way to manage exabyte-scale data anywhere — edge, core, or cloud — on the platform of your choice.
About Qumulo
Modern enterprises have to manage exponentially-growing exabyte-scale data stores comprised mostly of unstructured data. Someone (often IT) has the difficult job of staying on top of managing these data stores, which becomes more difficult to do as enterprise datasets expand from the data center to the edge and cloud. And while scale and complexity are rising, budgets and staff are not. Existing solutions suffer from two crucial shortcomings: Complexity and platform lock-in. Legacy solutions are excruciatingly complex to deploy and manage. And nearly every solution restricts users to running in only the data center and on expensive, inflexible proprietary hardware platforms. Qumulo is the simple way to manage exabyte-scale data anywhere — edge, core, or cloud — on the platform of your choice. In a world with trillions of files and objects comprising 100+ zettabytes worldwide, companies need a solution that combines the ability to work anywhere with simplicity. This is precisely what Qumulo was founded to accomplish.
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Signals from Qumulo
5 published signals
Products & Services
Qumulo published the new edition of Data Without Limits to cover both protecting the data and securing the environment around it.
Reported by Qumulo
Products & Services
Qumulo launched Qumulo NeuralSearch and Databricks OpenSharing, which operate against the data already sitting in Unity Catalog with no replication step in front of it.
Reported by Qumulo
Presence & Recognition
Qumulo is hosting a private chef's tasting aboard the cruise ship during the IBC2026 event in Amsterdam.
Reported by Qumulo
Presence & Recognition
Qumulo and Amazon Web Services hosted a session for enterprises boxed in by the hardware and GPU crunch.
Reported by Qumulo
Products & Services
Qumulo is building a platform that addresses structured and unstructured data governance, lineage, classification, retention, and metadata.
Reported by Ryan Snedigar