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Qumulo Joins AWS Workload Migration Program to Accelerate Unstructured Data Migrations to AWS

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Qumulo today announced it has joined the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Workload Migration Program.

Qumulo today announced it has joined the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Workload Migration Program.

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The AWS ISV Workload Migration Program provides Qumulo with funding, technical support, and go-to-market support to help enterprises move unstructured data workloads from on-premises storage to AWS. Customers benefit from reduced migration timelines and costs as they move those workloads to Cloud Native Qumulo on AWS.

Unstructured data is usually the last workload an enterprise moves to the cloud, because the applications that depend on it expect to find it where it has always been. Cloud Native Qumulo runs in the customer’s own AWS account and supports the same NFS, SMB, and Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) access those applications already use, so the data can move without application rewrites and at up to 80 percent lower total cost of ownership than other cloud file services. Once the data lands, it is immediately usable for AI through Qumulo Cloud Data Fabric, which spans edge, core, and AWS without copying or syncing.

“Every enterprise I talk to wants its unstructured data on AWS, where AI tools and services are readily available. What stops them is the migration itself: the cost of it, and the rebuild it usually demands,” said Brandon Whitelaw, SVP and Head of Product at Qumulo. “That is what this program is for. AWS helps fund the move, and because the applications keep working exactly as they do today, the data is ready to use the moment it lands.”

Qumulo’s AWS credentials

Qumulo holds three AWS Competency designations, which identify partners with demonstrated technical proficiency and proven customer success: Storage, covering primary storage on AWS; Life Sciences, covering genomics and drug discovery; and Media & Entertainment, covering content production and archive. Cloud Native Qumulo is available in AWS Marketplace.

To learn more about migrating unstructured data to AWS through the program, visit https://qumulo.com/contact or contact your Qumulo or AWS account team.

About Qumulo

Qumulo is the only seven-time Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Distributed File and Object Storage and the foremost provider of cloud data platforms. With exabytes under management and more than 1,000 production customers, Qumulo is trusted by Fortune 500 companies and global enterprises to manage, store, curate, and protect their data, unlocking new possibilities and driving innovation across diverse industries. For more information, visit www.qumulo.com.

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