Qumulo Collaborates With Arrow Electronics

Qumulo, Inc.collaborates with technology solutions provider Arrow Electronics, Inc.

With this agreement, Arrow will distribute Qumulo’s file storage solutions across Europe, including a focus on Qumulo’s key vertical markets, including healthcare, M&E, research computing, and the public sector. 

The expanded relationship with Arrow also enables Qumulo to broaden access to its hybrid cloud file software to more channel customers across EMEA.  

“As the adoption of hybrid IT environments accelerates, organisations are seeking hybrid cloud file storage solutions that are easy to manage and that can support applications anywhere they reside, while providing real-time visibility without hardware lock-in,” said Dr. Thore Rabe, VP and GM of EMEA, Qumulo. “Qumulo’s software-defined, cloud-native distributed file system meets scale-out NAS requirements and much more – enabling customers to manage workflows and data seamlessly across on-prem and cloud environments.”  

Arrow is a Fortune 109 company that guides the development of powerful, practical and complete IT solutions by combining technologies and solutions to address business needs.

“Qumulo provides our customers with a pathway to the cloud that combines real-time analytics and visibility of their unstructured data at a granular level,” said Alexis Brabant, VP sales, Arrow`s enterprise computing solutions business in EMEA. “These advantages, coupled with Qumulo’s ability to integrate with a wide range of leading data protection and backup solutions, allow Arrow to deliver packaged solutions from data ingest, to processing and retention that keep our customers in the channel at the forefront of the modern hybrid cloud.”  

A 100% channel-based organisation, Qumulo was built to contain unstructured data sprawl and enable applications to deliver data-driven business results across on-prem, hybrid and cloud environments. With its software, users have the flexibility to choose the best storage platform for their environment, including all-NVMe, flash-accelerated hybrid storage, active archive, hybrid cloud or cloud-native on AWS or GCP.