NetApp, a publicly owned company headquartered in the United States, was founded in 1992. Employing approximately 13,070 individuals, NetApp reported $6.9B in revenue as of 2026 and functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The company specializes in providing enterprise data management and storage solutions, with its operations structured into three business units: products, software maintenance, and hardware maintenance.
On July 23, 2026, NetApp filed a preliminary proxy statement, urging shareholders to vote against a proposal that would allow action by written consent. Concurrently, the company announced that engineering and construction firm StructureCraft is utilizing NetApp technology to establish an AI-ready centralized data infrastructure, facilitating global collaboration and large-scale design workloads. Earlier on the same day, NetApp acquired AI data infrastructure firm DataPelago, aiming to integrate GPU-accelerated processing directly into its storage layer and reduce the costs associated with preparing data for enterprise AI deployments.
NetApp offers 4 products in the media tech and connectivity and cloud industries. NetApp's product portfolio comprises of media cloud and storage and enterprise cloud.
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NetApp's revenues were $6.9B in 2026. Caretta Research has split NetApp's revenue into 3 different product categories.
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NetApp's customers primarily consist of spectator Sports and animation and Post-production companies. Examples of NetApp's customers include team.blue, National Football League (NFL) and DreamWorks Animation. NetApp has commercial and technical partners like Nvidia, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google. Examples of NetApp's suppliers include Advanced Systems Group and Google.
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