Enterprise storage

Storage that sits next to your servers, priced so you can plan

Block, file and S3-compatible object storage in our Chicago, Ashburn and Los Angeles data centers. Private-network speed to your servers, protection against ransomware, and engineers who help you design it.

Free traffic between server and storageRuns on our private network, not the internet

Immutable backupsS3 Object Lock against ransomware

Replicated Ceph storageNo single point of failure, grows without downtime

SOC 2 Type II, 100% network SLAIn three U.S. regions you choose
Block, file & object in one place3 U.S. regions Chicago, Ashburn, LAVeeam backup and DR24/7/365 U.S.-based engineers
Built for enterprise teams

What your storage has to get right

Capacity is the easy part. Here’s what we design for.

Costs you can forecast

Traffic between your servers and storage is free. No surprise bills for reading back your own data.

Ransomware resilience

Immutable copies with S3 Object Lock, plus Veeam backups and disaster recovery when you need them.

Data stays in the U.S.

You choose Chicago, Ashburn or Los Angeles. Your data stays in that region unless you move it.

Performance next to compute

Storage on the same private network as your servers, so databases and VMs aren’t waiting on the internet.

Scale without migrations

Add capacity to Ceph while it runs. No forklift upgrades or weekend cutovers.

Engineers on your side

We help size, design and tune it, and we answer 24/7 when something needs attention.

Storage portfolio

One partner for block, file and object

Mix them in the same data center as your dedicated servers and VMs.

Block storage (Ceph)

Replicated, software-defined block volumes

Data is copied across multiple nodes automatically, and capacity grows without downtime. Standard block interfaces, no proprietary drivers.

Best forDatabases, VMs, Kubernetes, OpenStack

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iSCSI block volumes

A dedicated disk for each server

Shows up to your OS as a local disk, over our private network. Each volume belongs to one server, so performance stays predictable.

Best forDatabases, virtualization datastores, high-I/O apps

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GigeVault file storage

Shared NFS and SMB file storage

Mount it on many servers at once, Linux or Windows. Grow it on its own schedule, without resizing servers.

Best forShared web assets, logs, team file shares

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S3-compatible object storage

Your existing S3 tools, next to your servers

Reads inside your plan cost nothing extra, and it’s $0.02 per GB past the metered allowance.

Best forApp data, media, backups, data lakes

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Immutable backup storage

Backups ransomware can’t rewrite

S3 Object Lock for Veeam and other backup software. Managed offsite backups with Veeam Cloud Connect from $35 per TB a month.

Best forBackup targets, compliance retention

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Storage servers

Your own cluster, on dedicated hardware

Run Ceph, MinIO or your backup stack with full root access. 14 TB enterprise HDDs at $79/mo each, 10 Gbps private network for $20/mo.

Best forPetabyte-scale and custom architectures

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Compare

Which storage fits your workload?

Ceph blockiSCSIGigeVault NFS/SMBS3 object
How it worksBlock deviceBlock device (one server)Network file shareS3 API over HTTPS
Shared across serversPer volumeNoYesYes
RedundancyReplicated across nodesEnterprise storageEnterprise storageReplicated object storage
ScalingOnline, no downtimeGrow per volumeGrow independentlyGrow on demand
Best forVMs, databases, KubernetesDatabases, datastoresShared files and assetsBackups, media, AI data
Predictable costs

Stop paying to read your own data

Public clouds bill for data you send back out. Amazon S3 lists $0.09 per GB for the first 10 TB a month to the internet from US East. Sending 20 TB a month to servers outside AWS costs about $1,800 at list price (checked October 15, 2026).

$0Traffic between your servers and our storage
$0Reads inside your S3 plan
$0.02/GBPast the metered allowance
3 regionsChicago, Ashburn, Los Angeles
Protect it

Backup, immutability and disaster recovery

Storage is only as good as your ability to restore it. Add protection in layers.

Veeam backups

Managed backups of servers and VMs to our data centers.

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Immutable copies

Object Lock keeps backup copies from being changed or deleted.

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Disaster recovery

Fail over to a second GigeNET region when the first one is down.

DRaaS →

Managed for you

Our engineers monitor jobs, test restores and handle the alerts.

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Built for

Enterprise workloads we store

Databases & ERP

Low-latency block storage for transactional systems.

Virtualization

Shared datastores for VMware, Hyper-V and Proxmox.

Kubernetes & OpenStack

Ceph volumes for cloud-native platforms.

Media & content

Object storage for assets, video and downloads.

Backup & archive

Immutable copies and long-term retention.

AI & analytics

Training sets, checkpoints and model weights.

Compliance records

Single-tenant options in a SOC 2 Type II environment.

Disaster recovery

A second copy in another U.S. region.

FAQ

Enterprise storage questions

Which storage type should I choose?

Use Ceph or iSCSI block storage for databases and VMs, GigeVault for files many servers share, and S3 object storage for backups, media and large data sets. Our engineers will recommend a mix for your stack.

Do you charge for traffic between my servers and storage?

No. Storage in the same data center runs over our private network, so it doesn’t use your public bandwidth.

How is my data protected against hardware failure?

Ceph replicates data across multiple physical nodes, so a failed disk or server doesn’t take your volumes down. Backups and immutable copies protect against deletion and ransomware.

Can backups be made ransomware-proof?

Our immutable backup storage uses S3 Object Lock, so copies can’t be changed or deleted until their retention period ends. It works with Veeam and other backup software.

Where is my data stored?

In the U.S. region you choose: Chicago, Ashburn or Los Angeles. It stays there unless you replicate it to another region.

Can storage grow without downtime?

Yes. Ceph capacity can be added while it runs, and GigeVault and S3 grow independently of your servers.

Does it work with Windows and Linux?

Yes. GigeVault supports NFS for Linux and SMB for Windows, block volumes work with any OS, and S3 works with standard S3 tools and SDKs.

Can you help migrate our data?

Yes. Tell us what you’re moving and from where, and we’ll plan the transfer with you.

Storage architecture review

Let’s design your storage together

Tell us your capacity, performance and retention needs. A storage engineer will recommend the right mix of block, file and object, with clear pricing.