June 24, 2008 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Content delivery network provider CDNetworks (cdnetworks.com), and cloud storage platform provider Nirvanix (nirvanix.com) announced on Tuesday they have signed a strategic partnership to deliver what they claim is the "industry's only unified cloud storage and content delivery service."
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CDNetworks' customers will now be able to cost-effectively store unlimited amounts of protected and secure content online and move content instantly to and from any of CDNetworks' 63 nodes worldwide.
By partnering with CDNetworks, Nirvanix will enable its customers to securely store massive amounts of media and content as well as stage content for instant delivery anywhere in the world using one of CDNetworks' data centers for local delivery.
The combination of these services will provide both companies with better overall media delivery capability while saving 80 to 90 percent in the costs of building or growing storage infrastructures of their own.
CDNetworks Library Storage solution provides CDNetworks' customers with geographically redundant storage nodes with no file size limitation and 100 percent content offload from their origin servers to the cloud.
The partnership also unifies CDNetworks' caching infrastructure with the vast storage of Nirvanix, allowing data to be moved between cache and cloud storage.
"We founded Nirvanix to provide media companies with the most cost-effective, high performance media storage service with global on-demand scalability to exabytes of content," says Patrick Harr, founder and CEO of Nirvanix. "By combining the advantages of our SDN with CDNetworks' CDN service, customers can now benefit from the only end-to-end platform service that intelligently stores and delivers all their content, including short and long-tail, at price, scale and performance points not available before."
Nirvanix has been strategically aligning itself with other companies in the past year in an effort to expand on its services and market share.
In March, Nirvanix signed a partnership deal with utility computing platform developer 3Tera to provide the company with new and advanced cloud computing solutions, including global distributed storage, content distribution and remote backup capabilities for Web application developers.
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