The agreement will see Everpure provide its DirectFlash storage technology for hyperscale workloads.
Everpure has announced a new design win and supply agreement with a second major hyperscale cloud provider, expanding its presence in the large-scale cloud storage market.
The company has not disclosed the name of the hyperscaler or the size of the agreement. Everpure said the deal follows its first major hyperscaler design win, announced in 2024.
The agreement will see Everpure provide its DirectFlash storage technology for hyperscale workloads. The company says the technology is designed to combine different storage performance levels within a common architecture while reducing the amount of power and physical rack space required.
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Everpure expects the new agreement to begin contributing meaningfully to revenue from fiscal year 2028 and beyond.
Commenting on the agreement, Charles Giancarlo, Chairman and CEO of Everpure, said: “Our growing success in hyperscale environments is based upon a foundationally more advanced architecture and technology than legacy storage solutions. Securing a design win with a second hyperscaler for our hyperscale solution signals strong recognition of the economic, operational and performance advantages of our DirectFlash® technology. DirectFlash® sets a new benchmark for efficiency, density, and performance for data storage at scale.”
The announcement comes as cloud providers and hyperscalers continue to expand their infrastructure to support growing data volumes and AI workloads.
Read Everpure’s Q&A for more information about the agreement.
Disclaimer: This article is based on information provided by Everpure in a company-issued announcement. Statements regarding future revenue, deployment and business impact are the company’s expectations and may be subject to change.
