06Mar
23Jan
Wasabi Acquires Curio AI from GrayMeta
Wasabi Technologies, the hot cloud storage company, announces the acquisition of Curio AI from GrayMeta, Inc. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. The acquisition includes both the intellectual property and the visionary team behind Curio, including GrayMeta CEO Aaron Edell, who will join Wasabi as Senior Vice President of AI and Machine Learning. Wasabi will incorporate the Curio AI technology into a new class of AI-powered intelligent storage for the Media and Entertainment industry which it plans to release...
05Dec
Boston College to face SMU in second annual Wasabi Fenway Bowl
The second annual Wasabi Bowl will be held on Thursday, December 28 and kick off at 11 a.m. Boston College has played 76 games at Fenway Park over the school's history, going 55-16-5 in those contests. Read more >>
28Nov
A conversation with Wasabi
Wasabi is a cloud storage provider that only sells to the channel in Europe. It marks them out from other storage vendors who have mixed models. For Wasabi, it means that they can choose what storage model they want to offer and focus on delivering the best solution possible. The company has seen data in EMEA grow by over 80% this year, twice as fast as the rest of the market. It boasts 60,000 customers via 14,000 partners globally, making...
08Nov
Wasabi Technologies Partners with Leading Security Providers to Deliver Next-Generation Cloud Storage to Australia and New Zealand Surveillance Industry
Wasabi Technologies, the hot cloud storage company, today announced partnerships with leading security providers in Australia and New Zealand, Channel Ten and Visium Networks, to deliver cost-effective, fast and scalable cloud storage to support the video surveillance needs of organizations in every industry. Video surveillance use is increasing to not only help businesses protect their assets, but new applications are being used for disaster response, healthcare and smart cities, leading to the security industry experiencing rapid data growth. Whether safeguarding...
27Jul
How Liverpool FC signed Wasabi’s cloud storage to revolutionize its media operations
Liverpool FC faced numerous challenges with its infrastructure, including slow data access, limited remote access capabilities, performance bottlenecks, and the physical limitations of storing and processing large volumes of content. Recognizing the importance of data as a critical asset, Liverpool FC crafted a robust data management strategy to support its operations. To overcome these challenges and unlock new opportunities for growth, efficiency, and fan engagement, Liverpool FC embraced the cloud by partnering with Wasabi as its storage provider. The club...
01Jun
Wasabi Fenway Park Bowl returning in 2023
Fenway Park is going bowling again. The home of the Boston Red Sox will play host to the Wasabi Fenway Park Bowl for the second straight year, it was announced Wednesday. The game will take place on December 28, 2023 at 11 a.m., and will once again feature teams from the American Athletic Conference (AAC) and Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). Read more >>
30Mar
IBM Cloud and Wasabi Partner to Power Data Insights Across Hybrid Cloud Environments
IBM and Wasabi Technologies, the hot cloud storage company, today announced they are collaborating to drive data innovation across hybrid cloud environments. This collaboration aims to allow enterprises to run applications across any environment - on-premises, in the cloud or at the edge - and help enable users to cost efficiently access and utilize key business data and analytics in real time. The Boston Red Sox will be the first to leverage the joint power of IBM Cloud Satellite® and...
21Mar
Wasabi CFO On Doing Business With SVB: What Worked, What Didn’t And What’s Ahead
Silicon Valley Bank: The Right Bank, But Wasabi Ready To Move On. The surprise demise of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) has left much of the tech startup business concerned. Those clients primarily were tech startups that depended on SVB for loans, virtual currency business and financing acquisitions. One of those SVB companies was Boston-based cloud storage technology developer Wasabi, which had banked with SVB for years. Wasabi was fortunate in that it was already making plans to take advantage of...
08Dec