Do You Know Start-Up StorNetware Systems in India ?

Being in stealth mode, software company StorNetware Systems Pvt Ltd. was born last year in Bangalore, India.

It has less than ten employees.

Its authorized share capital is Rs. 200,000 and the Indian non-government company’s paid up capital is Rs. 112,600.

On its web site, it promised “Paradigm shift in storage & networking.”

More precisely StorNetware is developing a solution called Cloud In A Box, Cinabox. On the web we read: “The CinaBox provides data center infrastructure solution on a single platform which offers 5x reduction in TCO and 10x increase in efficiency and productivity of a data center/cloud service provider IT infrastructure. This compliments BC and goals. Unlike the solution offered by existing players in silos, our technology (patent filed) is a comprehensive one stop solution to serve data center infrastructure needs“. And also: “Our solution will enable server nodes at data centers to converge itself into storage and network appliance.“

It’s not enough to understand really what StorNetware is doing with its softare. Wait and see.

The start-up is in the process of filing a patent.

Profile of some executives (we don’t find a CEO for the company)

• Rajiv Ganth, co-founder and CTO, worked on backend firmware development for EMC Symmetric and was principal architect at LSI in charge of next generation HBA products. He also worked at Brocade. He holds patents in OS-kernel and caching with flash chips.

• Nagaraj Math, co-founder and COO, for 13 years in product development with Bosch, is expert in industrial automation, drives and controls, security systems and navigation systems.
• Ram Gopalan, co-founder, was in the past MD at Argusoft and co-founder and CEO of Agglut. At  IBM from 1993 to 1996, he participated in various strategic initiatives with on SSD, drove the new SAS initiative and directed the efforts to license/spinout storage related technology from Almaden Labs. Previously technical product manager at Adaptec, he was responsible for developing the alliance with IBM for their PS2 SCSI HBA, architected ATA HDD silicon and adapter strategy.