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Qumulo is a file data platform built for multi-cloud environments, offering tools for managing unstructured data at scale. The company's technology spans distributed file storage, object storage, and multi-cloud infrastructure, serving industries including AI, media, genomics, and financial systems. Its Cloud Data Fabric product is designed to extend and integrate applications across environments, locations, and platforms.

The company, headquartered in Seattle with a global presence, manages exabytes of data for more than 1,100 production customers. Qumulo has been named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for distributed file systems and object storage for seven consecutive times. Its engineering culture is oriented around large-scale data challenges.

Qumulo's platform provides real-time visibility and control for file data across hybrid and multi-cloud workflows, positioning it within the enterprise and cloud infrastructure sector.

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