Leonovus Assigned Patent for Virtual Data Centers

Leonovus Inc., founder of Galaxa, has received notice of issue of another patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), bringing the running total to eight issued patents across North America and Europe with several more still in-process.

The patent, granted as of February 19, 2019, re-defines cloud computing and storage across a widely distributed, loosely coupled set of infrastructure resources; essentially a virtual data center outside the data center; no longer tied to the necessity and restrictions of a closed and isolated network. This approach changes the IT infrastructure landscape, enabling multi-year, multi-cloud strategies without cloud vendor lock-in.

The virtual data center patent positions the company with a core technology which enables both the firm’s Multi-Cloud Data Controller and the Galaxa marketplace. At the heart of the concept is making the best use of existing (and future) resources, aggregating their capabilities into a cohesive cloud offering compute and storage. This secure cloud transparently de-coupled from but utilizing the power of existing infrastructure, all driven by a single pane of glass reflects the data center of the future; near term and into the next century. This enables the enterprise to take a data-centric approach to protecting their data, simplifying their journey into the multi-cloud world.

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“Leonovus creates efficiencies in resiliency, extends control, and provides protection, for the enterprise’s most valuable asset, their data. This simplified, efficient, data-centric protection model enables vendor-independent policy and control across multiple private and public clouds now and in the future,” said Dan Willis, CTO, Leonovus, and patent author.