Vdura, a privately owned company headquartered in the US, was founded in 1999 and employs approximately 90 individuals. The company specializes in providing purpose-built data solutions for AI applications, serving sectors such as manufacturing, life sciences, energy, media, financial services, and government.
On April 28, 2026, Vdura CEO Ken Claffey accused rival Everpure of profiteering from the memory crisis, citing Everpure CEO Charles Giancarlo's open letter that detailed a price increase of approximately 70% since the beginning of the year. Previously, on April 27, Claffey declared that rising flash prices and shortages have ended the "flash-will-kill-disks" narrative, suggesting that tiered SSD and disk drive storage, with tape for archives, represents the viable approach, mirroring hyperscaler strategies. This stance followed Claffey's response on April 23 to Everpure's decade of "all-flash economics," where he countered Everpure CEO Charles Giancarlo's explanation for price increases amid a "once-in-a-decade" supply chain disruption, asserting that all-flash storage costs 20 times more than HDD.
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