Named to "Top 10 Big Data Startups of 2019 List," "Top 10 Coolest Enterprise Cloud Services of 2019 List" and "IMPACT 50 List for Q3 2019"
SAN MATEO, CA – August 8, 2019 - Alluxio, developer of open source data orchestration technology used by seven of the world’s top 10 Internet companies, today announced it has been named to the Computer Reseller News (CRN) “Top 10 Big Data Startups of 2019 (So Far) List,” CRN “Top 10 Coolest Enterprise Cloud Services of 2019 List (So Far),” and InsideBIGDATA, “IMPACT 50 List for Q3 2019.”
- CRN, “Top 10 Big Data Startups of 2019 (So Far) List” - Sales of big data and business analytics solutions are expected to reach $189 billion this year and that industry growth is spurring a steady stream of startups developing innovative big data products. Alluxio was recognized for its data orchestration platform for analytics and machine learning in the cloud that brings data closer to distributed compute operations and simplifies data access for cloud workloads.
- CRN, “Top 10 Coolest Enterprise Cloud Services of 2019 List (So Far)” - Alluxio was recognized for the release of “Alluxio 2.0, community and enterprise editions of its software that allows data engineers to manage and deploy analytical and artificial intelligence workloads in hybrid and multi-cloud environments.”
- InsideBIGDATA, “IMPACT 50 List for Q3 2019” – Alluxio was named to the list of “companies that exhibit technology leadership, strength of offering, proven innovation, positivity of message, quality of perception in the enterprise, intensity and frequency of social media buzz, high profile of members of the C-suite, and in the case of public companies: positive financial indicators and stock price, and so much more.” Alluxio moved up two spots since the Q2 list was published.
“We are delighted with the recognition by the industry’s leading authorities, such as CRN and InsideBIGDATA, and believe it is directly attributable to the fact that Alluxio enables data teams with a data orchestration platform which abstracts away the complexity of data silos across on-prem or cloud. By providing a consistent layer that’s compute, storage and cloud agnostic, analytics and AI applications can rapidly access data regardless of location, even across multiple clouds,” said Steven Mih, CEO, Alluxio.
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About Alluxio
Alluxio, a leading provider of the high performance data platform for analytics and AI, accelerates time-to-value of data and AI initiatives and maximizes infrastructure ROI. Uniquely positioned at the intersection of compute and storage systems, Alluxio has a universal view of workloads on the data platform across stages of a data pipeline. This enables Alluxio to provide high performance data access regardless of where the data resides, simplify data engineering, optimize GPU utilization, and reduce cloud and storage costs. With Alluxio, organizations can achieve magnitudes faster model training and serving without the need for specialized storage, and build AI infrastructure on existing data lakes. Backed by leading investors, Alluxio powers technology, internet, financial services, and telecom companies, including 9 out of the top 10 internet companies globally. To learn more, visit www.alluxio.io.
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