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Zadara Storage
IndustryCloud computing
FoundedMarch 2011
Headquarters
Irvine, California and Yokneam, Israel
ProductsPublic and private cloud storage
Websitewww.zadarastorage.com

Zadara Storage is a computer software company founded in 2011, with headquarters in Irvine, California. Zadara Storage developed cloud block storage software that runs on x86 hardware. Besides standard block storage volumes, each user can create virtual private storage arrays (VPSA), which use iSCSI or Network File System (NFS), connected to the cloud servers. Each VPSA has dual controllers, and a choice of solid-state drives, serial attached SCSI or serial ATA drives. Zadara Storage provides performance isolation between users, security with data encryption and built-in billing capability.

Zadara won the CloudBeat 2011 Innovation showdown,[1] Under the Radar April 2012,[2] and CloudScale 2012.[3]

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References

  1. ^ Meghan Kelly and Jennifer Van Grove (December 1, 2001). "CloudBeat 2011: Innovation Showdown competitors are changing the cloud". Venture Beat.
  2. ^ "UNDER THE RADAR: CONSUMERIZATION OF IT – APRIL 2012".
  3. ^ "CloudScale 2012". Plug and Play Tech Center.
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