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Toshiba Group Cuts Costs by 30% After Adopting Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage

Toshiba Group Cuts Costs by 30% After Adopting Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage Image Credit: Wasabi

Wasabi Technologies has announced that Toshiba Group, one of the world’s leading electronics manufacturers, has reduced costs by 30 percent after adopting Wasabi as its cloud storage solution. Toshiba Group now stores 85 percent of its data on Wasabi, with unused data on its file servers automatically transferring to Wasabi cloud storage after 30 days, reducing costs and allowing the company to manage rapidly growing volumes of data more effectively. In addition, the elimination of file servers in each department has reduced the operational load.

Toshiba Group operates a 1PB file server with the volume of data growing 10 percent year-over-year as data accumulates through daily operations. The company was previously using NetApp on-premise as a file server to store data. However, scaling on-premise storage in anticipation of future data growth proved to be a significant investment. Rather than purchasing additional hardware, Toshiba Group adopted NTT Communications’ Wasabi Tiering for NetApp service. This solution uses NetApp’s tiering feature to automatically transfer and store infrequently accessed data from NetApp to Wasabi’s cloud storage.

In addition to its compliance with Toshiba Group’s cloud standards, Wasabi’s ability to integrate within NTT Communications’ data centers was also critical for Toshiba Group’s distributed file storage in key regions.

Katsuhiro Nigorikawa, General Manager, IT Platform Promotion Department, Toshiba I.S. Corporation

By migrating our NetApp data to Wasabi, we have been able to greatly expand our storage use while maintaining a lower cost. We have already achieved a 30 percent reduction in costs, and the more we use Wasabi, the more effective it becomes. Wasabi will also help us collect and utilize an even larger volume of data in the future.

Aki Wakimoto, Japan Country Manager, Wasabi

Wasabi’s next-generation cloud storage enables our customers and partners, like Toshiba Group and NTT Communications, to benefit from a scalable solution with predictable pricing that can grow with their data storage needs. We look forward to a continued partnership with Toshiba Group to reduce management costs with Wasabi hot cloud storage.

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Andrea Y. Lavannya is the Senior Editor and Vertical Analyst - Telco and Techco, at The Fast Mode. Andrea covers global telecom markets, operator revenue strategies and emerging business areas, and heads thought leadership development in areas relating to CSPs, MNOs, MVNOs, MVNEs and cable.

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