Storone Assigned Patent

Storone Ltd., Ra’anana, Israel, has been assigned a patent (9,448,900) developed by Gordon, Raz, Hadera, Israel, Kipnis, Tal, Givaatayim, Israel, and Loewenberg, Guy, Givataim, Israel, for a “system and method for datacenters disaster recovery.“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: “A method for configuring an asynchronous Disaster Recovery, (DR) process over a storage system comprising a plurality of storage sites, the method comprising: receiving data indicative of the storage sites, calculating information dispersal parameters that enable dispersing slices of DR enabling data based on original data written to a primary storage site out of the storage sites between at least two DR storage sites out of the storage sites, wherein at least one of the DR storage sites is a remote storage site, wherein each of the slices of DR enabling data is smaller than the original data and wherein the DR enabling data is larger than the original data, and configuring the asynchronous DR process in accordance with the calculated information dispersal parameters.“

The patent application was filed on June 25, 2013 (14/411,251).