DataCore, a privately owned software development company founded in 1998 and headquartered in the US, provides data storage solutions to organizations. As of 2023, the company employed approximately 380 people and reported revenues of around $50 million.
DataCore released a white paper on April 26, detailing how pairing Local SSDs with DataCore Puls8 on Google Cloud improves Kubernetes performance, resilience, and cost-effectiveness compared to Persistent Disk SSDs. In March 2025, DataCore rebranded its media division, formerly known as Perifery (formed from acquisitions of Caringo Object Matrix and Workflow Intelligence Nexus (WIN)), to Pixitmedia by DataCore. DataCore also noted the increasing risks associated with downtime in today's data-driven economy, highlighting the potential for significant business disruption from infrastructure failures. Furthermore, DataCore acknowledged the challenges IT teams face in balancing performance and efficiency with traditional storage solutions in the face of unpredictable data growth and usage patterns, and the anxieties associated with data migration projects.
DataCore offers 7 products in the media tech and telecoms tech industries. DataCore's product portfolio comprises of enterprise and telecoms software and media cloud and storage.
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DataCore's revenues were less than $100M in 2023. Caretta Research has split DataCore's revenue into 3 different product categories, the largest of which is virtual infrastructure management. For full access to DataCore's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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DataCore's customers primarily consist of enterprise cloud and food and Beverage Services companies. Examples of DataCore's customers include Zuegg and Todoencloud. DataCore has partners like Technologent.
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