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Enable immediate and concurrent access to video surveillance data, no matter the file size or footage location. Upload video data directly to the cloud for instant access View any video frame, at any point in time Secure video data with end-to-end file encryption, even while viewing Deliver high-capacity storage at local disk speed

Enable global workforce collaboration with immediate and concurrent data access that’s as straightforward as sharing a local drive. Stream files on-demand, regardless of the file size or geographic access point Edit files stored in the cloud without downloading or syncing Share information securely at rest and in-flight with end-to-end file encryption Support multiple operating systems (Windows, Linux, macOS) and any file type

Free up nearly 80% of high-performance and high-cost storage for file-based workloads while maintaining consistent access to archives. Ingest data directly into a Filespace using object storage Utilize any software without refactoring or using a connector Experience streaming and caching equal to NAS Reduce complexity and shorten data transport times

Combine archive and retrieval into a single solution, using economical storage while maintaining file access from anywhere. Gain immediate access to data for current and future use Use any cloud object vendor Access both hot and cold data from the same location without a separate process Use economic capacity storage while maintaining quick access to random files

Drive operational efficiencies and stay a step ahead of ransomware or data corruption with direct backup to the cloud—no additional local storage, special gateways, or connectors needed. Stream backup files and images from anywhere Recover data on-demand, from any remote location Set snapshots to automatically preserve data at specific intervals View or restore data to a particular point in time

San Mateo, CA – February 25, 2020 – LucidLink, an innovator in cloud file services, announced today that Filespaces, cloud-native file service, won gold in the Cloud Storage category of TechTarget’s 2019 Products of the Year contest. Built specifically for cloud storage, Filespaces delivers secure, high-performance file access over distance to improve organizational workload efficiencies […]

Tech Trailblazers Also Recognize LucidLink in Cloud & Male CxO Categories San Mateo, CA – March 5, 2020 – LucidLink, an innovator in cloud file services, announced today that its Filespaces™ cloud-native system has won the 2019 Storage Trailblazer Award presented by Tech Trailblazers, a global awards program focused on enterprise technology startups. Tech Trailblazers […]

San Francisco, CA – May 1, 2019 – LucidLink, an innovator in cloud file services, announced today the availability of Filespaces™, a high-performance cloud file service for distributed workloads with remote access to large files or terabytes to petabytes of data.  It is the first-of-its-kind SaaS offering that changes the way organizations handle the challenge […]

Enhances Filespaces with Pinning Feature San Francisco, CA – December 17, 2020 – LucidLink, an innovator in cloud file services, announced a highly anticipated feature, single sign-on (SSO) with Okta, one of the top enterprise identity and access management (IAM) providers. LucidLink has enabled the integration of Okta into LucidLink Filespaces, facilitating enterprise administrators who […]

SaaS Cloud File Service Provides Streaming and Concurrent Access to Surveillance Video, Anytime, Anywhere  San Mateo, CA – February 6, 2020 – LucidLink, an innovator in cloud file services, announced today that it has partnered with Milestone Systems, a leading provider of open platform video management software, to provide immediate and concurrent access to video surveillance […]

The software industry is full of acronyms and terms that your average person would always have to look up. So I ask you, (since you’re reading this, you must be above average:)) what do you think of when you hear the term Cloud NAS?

Paperspace GPU cloud server I was nearing the end of a demo for a prospective customer whose company was dealing with large amounts of 3D geospatial data that they wanted to store and directly access within S3. Can LucidLink do it?

Up until our recent release of support for Microsoft’s Azure Blob storage, we were strictly “S3 compliant”. That covered the vast majority of on-premises and cloud object storage platforms.

According to the Channel Futures MSP 501 2019 Cloud Report, security was undeniably referred to as one of the most substantial cloud trends, with service providers considering security as both a significant opportunity as well as a challenge. As modern organizations move to the cloud, security without a doubt has become one of the most […]

More than just a mount point It’s a common question, “How can I mount and use S3 storage for production workloads?” It makes a lot of sense – elastic, highly durable, and cost effective – sounds perfect!

Like many other Development Operations (DevOps) teams in software today, LucidLink uses Jenkins as our core platform for continuous integration and test. And like many other DevOps teams, managing and backing up the underlying storage is a challenge and a distraction.

As we’ve stated before, we believe LucidLink is the easiest, highest performing way for any application on any OS to mount and use any object storage as local disk. Our vision to provide seamless access to data stored in object storage in distant locations (cloud to edge, edge to cloud, cloud to cloud, compute to storage, etc), […]

Time and time again, we read about some costly ransomware attack on a well-known company. We read headline news stating that the number of ransomware strains targeting NAS and backup storage devices is growing.

Back in 2012 I was working remotely from my home in France while most of my team was in two offices, our main office in Florida and the branch in Bulgaria. Additionally we had a couple of engineers around the globe working from their homes like myself.

Why are VPNs so annoying to use? Let’s face it, a VPN can be a hassle, not only for IT but for individual remote users and teams as well.

Practically overnight, organizations have been required to shift to a fully remote workforce. Companies that have a NAS or file server in their office as their primary file storage strategy find themselves struggling to provide a better user experience for employees accessing files from home.

With more and more enterprises moving to the cloud and nearly everyone working remotely, customers want seamless access to data from anywhere in the world. Many corporations have hundreds of touchpoints with their employees, which puts a strain on IT departments.

What do the laws of physics, economics, and the land have in common? Hybrid cloud, object storage, and LucidLink.

How would you describe the ultimate global file server? Scalable?