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My head is still spinning from AWS re:Invent 2021, but before I get into the exciting news to come out of the conference, let me just say how fantastic it was to be back at a real, live, in-person event. Last year at this time, I wrote about the virtual version of re:Invent. Somehow, AWS managed to make it interesting and stimulating for all of us home-bound, screen-sick cloud geeks.

Here at Nasuni our Google Cloud business has been growing steadily since we announced the launch of our partnership earlier this year. We’re seeing more prospects gravitate toward Google Cloud, and more existing customers switch their backend storage from other object storage providers to Google.

At the end of September, we hosted the second annual virtual conference dedicated solely to cloud file storage, Nasuni CloudBound2021, which was a huge success.

Nasuni stores and synchronizes files across any number of locations at any scale. The heart of the Nasuni file services platform is its patented cloud native global file system, UniFS®.

This blog highlights just how much money organizations stand to save with Nasuni Files for Google Cloud Storage.

We work with a long list of interesting companies spread across a range of industries here at Nasuni. In my […]

Prior to the launch of Nasuni Files for Google Cloud, our new offering, I had the opportunity to chat with my counterpart […]

Back in February we were fired up to announce our strategic partnership with Google Cloud. We were so excited because of the synergy between Google Cloud’ object storage and our unique object-based file […]

Our partners at Microsoft are hosting the first Azure Storage Day and we’re thrilled to be a part of this great event. The free half-day virtual conference on April […]

Andrew Smith is the Research Manager of Cloud Infrastructure Services at IDC Enterprises IDC talks with indicate that, on average, […]

Nasuni now supports AWS PrivateLink for Amazon S3. If security and performance are top of mind for you, then you will be excited about this announcement.

Amazon has invited Nasuni to take part in the AWS ISV Workload Migration Program. This blog outlines what that program is.