HPE Reselling Cloudian Object Storage Software

Cloudian, Inc., in enterprise object storage systems, announced that Hewlett Packard Enterprise will resell its HyperStore software in the EMEA region through its Pointnext services business.

HPE customers now have new options for infinitely scalable storage solutions that leverage their servers, storage, and networking investments.

This agreement gives HPE customers access to Cloudian’s enterprise storage software through a single purchase order. The software runs on industry-standard hardware including HPE Apollo and Proliant servers, creating limitlessly scalable storage solutions for enterprise data consolidation on HPE systems.

Cloudian object storage software offers a 100% native S3 API that provides interoperability, making it the complement for enterprise software that employs the S3 interface. Use case examples for the HPE/Cloudian solution include data protection, active archive for media and entertainment, healthcare imaging, digital surveillance, storage-as-a-service, and artificial intelligence/machine learning applications.

“We are thrilled to expand our relationship at HPE in response to the strong demand for Cloudian/HPE solutions,” said Fred Smith, VP of OEM sales and corporate development, Cloudian. “With the ability to deploy Cloudian software on the HPE servers they rely on today, HPE customers have new options to meet today’s unprecedented storage challenges.“

“Our customers in EMEA are eager to find effective and economical solutions to consolidate, protect and manage their business data,” said Lorenzo De Amici, worldwide service portfolio manager, HPE. “Our relationship with Cloudian gives HPE customers new options for scalable enterprise storage solutions that capitalise on their existing investments in networking and server technologies.”

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