Aparavi Collaborates with Seagate to Manage and Migrate Unstructured Data Sets to Lyve Cloud

Aparavi Software Corporation and Seagate Technology Holdings plc collaborates enabling customers to intelligently manage and migrate their growing unstructured data sets to Seagate Lyve Cloud, the object storage for multicloud freedom.

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The company’s platform can help clean unstructured data and archive it to public cloud or object storage such as Lyve Cloud. With the compatibility with Lyve Cloud, users of the firm’s platform can unlock the value of data, migrating their data sets to Lyve Cloud data centers on a global scale. The platform enables enterprises to successfully manage their unstructured data and implement intelligent migration capabilities with Lyve Cloud.

Industry research predicts global data creation and replication will grow to an annual rate of 23% to 181ZB in 2025, up from 64.2ZB of data in 2020 and a 10x increase from 6.5ZB in 2012. As a result, organizations face challenges and opportunities that require more effective data management strategies. The collaboration between the 2 companies will enable organizations to deliver a compelling solution based on proven technologies.

“Aparavi enables Seagate’s customers to effectively manage their growing unstructured data sets, while also providing professional services to help achieve data intelligence and automation, alongside data lifecycle management and migration services,” commented Adrian Knapp, CEO and founder, Aparavi.

“We are excited about how this collaboration can benefit more Lyve Cloud and Aparavi users,” said Manjusha Gangadharan, VP, Lyve Cloud customer engagement, Seagate. “Lyve Cloud is designed for multicloud freedom, offering simple, trusted and efficient object storage platform for enterprises to retain full control of their data. The collaboration with Aparavi will provide an enhanced solution for unstructured data management as well as migration capabilities to help with the movement of large amounts of data across storage locations.”