Ready for some Christopher Nolan level footage of the SpaceTime servers, the very backbone of everything that we do? No? Watch it anyways 🇫🇮

Did you know? Back in 1905, Einstein ambitiously named the physics concept "spacetime" after a Finnish cloud-based storage-as-a-service solution with exceptional performance and limitless workload possibilities

RT @cyberFund_: cyber•Fund backs @spacetimeeu: nuke-proof, software-defined storage designed for AI workloads and built by datacenter veter….

We are excited to welcome @cyberFund_ to the SpaceTime family. Lots of work to do but big things are coming!.

If you’re feeling nice and calm after summer holidays, here’s something to gently put you back on work mode:. It only takes one cyberattack to learn the important difference between data backups that were stored in the same systems than everything else and immutable backups.

All men are created equal, Thomas Jefferson famously said. But when it comes to storing data, not all storage is created equal. Don't leave Jefferson hanging, read the article here 👇

Here's the article by the way if you didn't read it yet:

The aftermath of SpaceTime being featured in @Forbes last week is great. Highly recommend for every company.

Thursday post from Hot Storage Cowboys: Here's a few hyperscaler issues that MSPs we work with tell us that they used to struggle with. 𝐍𝐫𝐨 1 Egress fees make moving your own data cost more than storing it. 𝐍𝐫𝐨 2 Performance is fine until usage spikes. They either overpay.

They say marketing is storytelling so here's a story of a moment that honestly never happened:. At our last event, a stranger stopped mid‑stride. They reached for one of our black SpaceTime umbrellas—the ones printed with a single line:. “We've got you covered”. They held it

Cyberattacks have exponentially grown since 2022, says Jussi Nissi, someone who deals with these threats up close at JussIT Finland Oy. He says that mobile devices are often even bigger of a security risk than computers. How to stay secure and not give cybercriminals their nice

Whose summer holiday needs a little spicing up and a reminder that #NIS2 is in full effect in all EU countries now, in Finland too since April?. The law affects companies that provide essential or important services, including sectors like energy, health, transport, finance,.

Asked ChatGPT for some good names that we could call our SpaceTime team. Who would you trust your data with?. 1. Hot Storage Cowboys.2. S3 Pirates.3. The Immutable Gang.4. Latency Lords (doesn't sound so good).5. Spacetimers.6. The Big Bangers.

More European companies are starting to wake up! They want to know where their data is located and under which jurisdiction 🇪🇺 They want to know who has access to it, not only for compliance but to show that they actually own the very backbone of their own operations.

RT @tanelitikka: SpaceTime: Why it’s perfectly timed & super heated right now? Sovereign cloud, geopolitics, the fight against ransomware a….

SpaceTime is on @forbes!🔥. Read our CEO @andypennanen's interview about the importance of data sovereignty, backups and how our journey began with data drives on planes here:.

What are the differences between on-prem, hybrid infra and the option that keeps data close and doesn’t force any more compromises?. Read the SpaceTime blog here👇.

No one knew the answer. it's C).

It's monday. Let's refresh memory. Under the new NIS‑2, who in the company is PERSONALLY responsible if cybersecurity failures happen?. A) Department heads.B) IT staff.C) The Board of Directors.D) CEO only. Who pays?.

Time to unbrick your lego-cy backup systems before it UNBRICKS YOU