DataCore is a privately owned company headquartered in the US, founded in 1998, with approximately 380 employees. The company, specializing in enterprise and telecoms software, reported $52.1M in revenue as of 2024. It functions as a global provider of Software-Defined Storage (SDS) and data infrastructure solutions that address data management, availability, and performance across core, edge, and cloud environments. DataCore's product portfolio is centered on its core SDS technology, SANsymphony, which delivers high availability, synchronous mirroring, and performance acceleration for iSCSI/Fibre Channel SAN and Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI). Complementary products include Swarm, an object storage solution for scalable archive and data access over S3/HTTP; Nexus, a parallel file system for demanding HPC and AI workloads; and Puls8, which provides persistent storage for stateful applications running on Kubernetes. DataCore's primary function is to eliminate vendor lock-in, simplify storage management, and ensure business continuity and cyber resilience for customers in sectors like healthcare, education, government, and media.

2024 Revenue

Founded

1998

Headcount

357

Headquarters

United States

Primary Segment

Enterprise and telecoms software

Ownership

Privately Owned

Deployments

2

News Summary:

On October 7, 2026, DataCore launched its Data Freedom Platform, unifying its various storage solutions for block, object, file, and container storage to address a previously siloed approach resulting from growth and acquisitions of specialized tools. Earlier on October 2, the company demonstrated how its SANsymphony product strengthens cyber resilience with immutability features across snapshots, virtual disks, and persistent Continuous Data Protection (CDP) rollback points, helping protect recovery data from modification or deletion for a defined period. Also on October 2, DataCore positioned itself as a more flexible and potentially cheaper alternative to Nutanix for VMware customers, arguing that partners can reduce costs by allowing organizations to retain existing hardware and choose their own virtualization stack by separating hardware, storage, and hypervisor decisions. Previously, during the 69th IT Press Tour on September 19, DataCore's VP of Products, Said Boukhizou, discussed the company's five-year strategy of acquiring storage companies and the subsequent efforts to integrate them under the guiding principles of "Freedom to choose. Intelligence to operate."

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DataCore offers 7 products in the media tech and enterprise tech industries. DataCore's product portfolio comprises of enterprise and telecoms software and media cloud and storage.
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