Manage your data, not your storage

EDC works across on-prem, hybrid, and cloud environments, but it doesn’t require a public cloud. You can achieve an EDC entirely on-prem and extend it to the cloud when and where it makes sense, without changing how data is managed or governed.

An EDC embeds resilience directly into the storage platform through immutable snapshots, policy-based retention, encryption, and rapid recovery at scale. By protecting data at the source and enforcing recovery policies automatically, you can restore clean data quickly and reliably, even if administrative credentials or external backup tools are compromised.

An EDC removes data silos, manual operations, and inconsistent control that slow teams down and increase risk. It enables data to be managed consistently across environments, reducing operational effort, improving reliability, and enabling teams to scale without redesigning systems.

An EDC scales by coordinating control, not by adding complexity. As data volumes, workloads, and AI demands increase, policies, placement, and operations remain consistent, avoiding the sprawl and manual effort that typically come with growth.

Policy-based automation allows IT teams to define intent, such as performance levels, protection requirements, compliance rules, and cost targets, rather than executing manual storage tasks. In an EDC, these policies are enforced automatically across the entire storage environment using an API-first, software-driven control plane. Provisioning, scaling, optimization, and protection occur dynamically based on policy, enabling consistent operations at global scale while reducing human error and operational overhead.