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Object First Delivers Immutability for Everyone with Expanded Product Line For Small to Large Enterprises

Ootbi backup storage is now available for use cases ranging from 20 TB up to 7 PB

BEVERLY, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Object First, the provider of Ootbi (Out-of-the-Box-Immutability), the ransomware-proof backup storage appliance purpose-built for Veeam®, today announced three new Ootbi appliances with capacities of 20 TB, 40 TB, and 432 TB. Customers ranging from small businesses to large enterprises can now leverage Ootbi’s immutable backup storage to ensure data resilience for use cases ranging from 20 TB up to 7 PB. The latest product firmware updates also yield a 20% increase in recovery speeds on all new appliances, while the 432 TB model has doubled data ingest speeds up to 8 GB/s per cluster.

As ransomware continues to threaten businesses, they are increasingly recognizing the need for immutable storage as the foundation of their data resilience strategy. According to recent research commissioned by Informa TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group, almost every organization (96%) that has experienced a ransomware attack in the past two years reported their backup data has been targeted at least once.

“81% of IT professionals say that immutable backup storage is the best defense against ransomware. This comes alongside the need for comprehensive security overall, stronger integrated features, and enhanced compliance with Zero Trust,” said Simon Robinson, Principal Analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group. “Object First is effectively addressing the market, not just for immutable storage, but for better immutable storage in a simple form factor that ensures recovery is not only available but expedient.”

With the expansion of its product line, Object First is enabling more organizations—from small businesses to large enterprises—to ransomware-proof their operations. New capabilities include:

  • More Use Cases: Object First now offers smaller Ootbi appliances with 20 TB and 40 TB capacities and the largest to date—a 432 TB appliance that can scale up to 1.7 PB in a 4-node cluster. For customers needing even more capacity, Ootbi environments can expand beyond 7 PB of immutable storage when integrated with a Veeam Scale-Out Backup Repository (SOBR).
  • More Performance: Alongside new hardware comes increased performance. The latest firmware version is even more optimized for backup, yielding 10-20% faster Veeam ingest and restore speeds for all new Ootbi appliances. The 432 TB model has doubled data ingest speed, up to 8 GB/s on a four-node cluster.
  • More Value: Existing customers can fully take advantage of these latest announcements, as new and existing hardware can always be mixed and matched regardless of purchase date.

“Every business of any size needs access to backup storage with true immutability as the last line of defense against ransomware,” said David Bennett, CEO at Object First. “Our new Ootbi models give customers tremendous flexibility to mix and match the appliances that make the most sense for their use case while also delivering increased performance in both data ingest and recovery speeds for greater data resilience.”

New units are available for purchase immediately worldwide.

Join Object First’s Immutability For Everyone Live Launch Today!
Today, April 2, 2025, at 11:00 AM EDT, join Object First CEO David Bennett, Co-Founder Ratmir Timashev, and Principal Analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group, Simon Robinson. They’ll delve deeper into the company’s new product line expansion live here.

Try Ootbi (Out-of-the-Box Immutability) Today
To learn more about why Ootbi by Object First is the best storage for Veeam, request a demo here. Or, visit objectfirst.com and follow the company on LinkedIn and Instagram.

About Object First
Ransomware-proof and immutable out-of-the-box, Ootbi by Object First delivers secure, simple, and powerful backup storage for Veeam® customers. The appliance can be racked, stacked, and powered in 15-minutes. Ootbi is built on immutable object storage technology designed and optimized for unbeatable backup and recovery performance. Eliminate the need to sacrifice performance and simplicity to meet budget constraints with Ootbi by Object First.

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