Engineered in Sweden

The sovereign standard for European data infrastructure.

AiRE unifies block and file storage on one platform, protects it with immutable snapshots and per-data-set encryption, and keeps the same hardware in service for seven to ten years — not three.

  • Unified block and file
  • NIS2-ready controls
  • 7–10 year hardware lifecycle
  • EU data residency
  • 20 PiB

    Usable capacity in a single datacentre cabinet

    STORViX published specification

  • 7–10 years

    Hardware lifecycle, against a typical three-year refresh

    STORViX published specification

  • 10×

    Faster nightly backups at WE2U after replacing legacy storage

    STORViX customer story — WE2U

  • Sub-ms

    Maximum latency achieved for Eteria's all-flash workload

    STORViX customer story — Eteria

Working with

  • Sony
  • Oracle
  • NVIDIA
  • AWS
  • Yubico
  • Ideon

The platform

Unified data sovereignty, resilient and built for Europe.

AiRE is a proprietary software stack on a storage-optimised UNIX operating system, running on the AiRE Unified Data Platform appliance or as a virtual instance.

Traditional arrays fix their parameters at configuration time. Changing them later means wiping the system or buying another one. AiRE instead creates an unlimited number of data sets across pools inside the same unit, each with its own encryption, compression, deduplication, redundancy and block size.

That is why one platform can carry a latency-sensitive virtualisation workload and a long-term archive at the same time, without either compromising the other.

What a data set carries

Workload profile
Performance, resilience or optimisation
Encryption
Applied per data set, not per appliance
Data reduction
In-line deduplication (SHA256) and compression (LZ4 or GZIP9)
Protection
RAID-Z or mirror topology
Integrity
End-to-end checksums to the root node, with self-repair
Recovery
Copy-on-write immutable snapshots and instant clones

Why STORViX

Four things that change the economics.

Each of these is a design decision with a cost consequence, not a feature list.

  • Infinite scalability

    No forklift upgrades. Capacity and performance grow by adding disk expansion units to a running system, with block and file served from one unified interface.

    • Upgradable with zero downtime
    • True unified block and file storage
    • Modular, adaptive architecture
    • Single unified user interface
  • Ransomware-resistant by design

    Copy-on-write snapshots are immutable once taken. Encryption is applied per data set rather than per appliance, and anomalies surface as they happen.

    • Immutable snapshots with instant recovery
    • Individual encryption per data set
    • End-to-end data integrity with self-repair
    • Two-factor authentication
  • Materially lower TCO

    Up to 20 PiB in a single rack, in-line deduplication and compression, and a hardware lifecycle measured in years rather than refresh cycles.

    • 20 PiB in a single datacentre cabinet
    • Hardware lifecycle of 7 to 10 years
    • In-line deduplication and compression
    • Resource optimisation per data set
  • AI-driven automation

    CloudSight analyses telemetry in the cloud; AutoPILOT acts on it. Profiles and policies keep data sets optimised as workloads change, without an administrator in the loop.

    • Self-healing algorithms
    • Intelligent provisioning
    • Predictive capacity analysis
    • Centralised fleet management

Deployment

Four ways to run AiRE. One operational model.

The commercial model changes. The platform, the policies and the fleet management do not.

  • Own your AiRE unit

    Buy the appliance outright. The data never leaves premises you control, and the hardware stays in service for seven to ten years.

  • Storage as a Service

    AiRE hardware and software delivered as a service from European data centre partners. Capacity when you need it, without operating the infrastructure.

  • Cloud

    Move and access data across public and private clouds while keeping one operational model and one set of data policies.

  • Edge

    Enterprise-grade storage in constrained locations, managed centrally alongside the rest of the fleet.

Solutions

Built for the workloads that actually cost you money.

Profiles and policies tune the platform per data set, so one system covers workloads that would otherwise need three.

  • AI and data-intensive workloads

    Feed pipelines and GPUs from all-flash tiers without paying all-flash prices for cold data.

  • Hybrid cloud modernisation

    One platform and one policy model spanning on-premises, cloud and edge.

  • Business-critical applications

    Low-latency block storage for virtualisation and databases, with per-workload profiles.

  • Backup, archive and retention

    Immutable snapshots on site, geographically separated copies in Vault.

  • Compliance-driven storage

    Per-data-set encryption, retention and audit-friendly controls for regulated estates.

Industries

Sectors where storage decisions carry consequences.

Seven sectors whose constraints differ enough to be worth answering separately. The platform underneath them is the same.

  • Oil, gas and offshore energy

    Installations with no IT staff, a link too narrow to send the data ashore, and records that outlive the field itself.

  • Media and broadcast

    Footage, projects and masters spread across storage islands, each one sized, backed up and migrated on its own schedule.

  • Telecom and edge-to-cloud

    Edge sites and a core that drifted apart — different policies, different failure behaviour, and no single view of any of it.

  • Defence and security

    Sovereignty assessed on the whole stack rather than the data centre postcode, in a market whose owners are mostly outside Europe.

  • Healthcare

    Imaging archives that grow without pause, patient data that cannot leak, and budgets that cannot absorb a three-year refresh.

  • Government and public sector

    Data sovereignty, decade-long procurement horizons and continuity obligations that outlast any single supplier relationship.

  • Financial institutions

    Demonstrable controls, tested recovery, and an audit trail a supervisor will accept.

Evidence

What changed for customers who moved.

IT and telecom services · Sweden

WE2U

Ageing legacy infrastructure was throttling nightly backups and could not scale with the business.

  • Nightly backups 10× faster than the previous legacy solution
  • 3× compression factor, cutting capacity utilisation
  • Up to 60% lower monthly cost

Source: STORViX customer story

Cloud services and managed security · Italy

Eteria

Hot copies of customer VMs had to stay available around the clock through Zerto replication, with a hard sub-millisecond latency ceiling for a key account.

  • Sub-millisecond maximum latency achieved
  • Compression factor of 2
  • At least 50% saved on the investment

Source: STORViX customer story

Superior robustness and high flexibility. After having used the STORViX storage solution for 7 years, we can testify to not having had a single software failure that would have compromised our operational systems in any impactful way.
Sam Kauranne, ICT Manager, The Institute of Natural Sciences (INS)Source: STORViX website

Comparison hub

Evaluating against NetApp, Everpure or Ceph?

Side-by-side comparisons across eleven criteria, including an explicit section on when the other platform is the better choice. Unsourced statements are marked, not smoothed over.

Partners

Sell and deliver AiRE across EMEA.

Registered deals are protected, partner pricing is visible in the portal, and enablement material is available without asking. STORViX works through distributors and solution partners across the region.

Channel and distribution

  • EMT Distribution
  • Maxcom
  • ProXima Distribution
  • Nextron
  • Lutech SpA
  • Assyrus
  • Naquadria
  • TWP
  • Xpeedio
  • Archivium
  • Boston / SourceCode
  • ELKO Group

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See AiRE against your actual workload.

A demo runs against the profile you care about — virtualisation, archive, or an AI pipeline — not a generic benchmark. Bring your capacity plan and your compliance constraints.