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Storj

Cloud Storage · Cloud Computing

Overview

Employees

39

Founded

2014

Location

Atlanta, Georgia

Industry

information technology & services

About

Storj is a decentralized cloud storage solutions provider based in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 2014. The company aims to create a large-scale cloud storage network without relying on traditional data centers. By utilizing blockchain technology and peer-to-peer protocols, Storj aggregates underutilized storage from independent node operators worldwide, offering a secure and cost-effective alternative to centralized providers.

The flagship service, Storj Distributed Cloud Object Storage, is fully compatible with the Amazon S3 API, ensuring seamless migration for users. It guarantees 99.95% availability and boasts eleven 9s of durability, making data loss virtually impossible. Data is encrypted and sharded for enhanced security and privacy. Additionally, Storj Next powers the network with smart contracts and open-source software, while the STORJ token facilitates payments and rewards within the ecosystem. The company targets B2B and SaaS clients across various industries, including media, software distribution, and research, providing tailored solutions for their storage needs.

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