@storj

Storj is the leading decentralized storage project with tens of thousands of nodes and proven Web2 demand.

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@storjJul 26
Today Storj began a voluntary financial restructuring — an accelerated, court-supervised reorganization to resolve legacy liabilities that predate our current strategy. The business and network continue as normal. 🧵
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Onchain showed us we can trust networks over gatekeepers. Storage is next.
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Work from the global cloud, not a single region. storj.io
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Data is the most valuable thing most companies own. It deserves better than a single point of failure.
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Decentralization isn't only about tokens and ledgers. It's about building infrastructure where no single company, server, or region decides whether your data is there when you need it.
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Fast, global data workflows, powered by the distributed cloud. storj.io
Storj website section titled 'The smarter way to deliver cloud services', describing the distributed cloud, next to an illustration of a globe connected by colorful arcs.

ALT Storj website section titled 'The smarter way to deliver cloud services', describing the distributed cloud, next to an illustration of a globe connected by colorful arcs.

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Blockchains showed that no single party needs to hold the ledger. The same idea works for storage: no single provider needs to hold your files.
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The more places your data lives, the fewer ways it can go missing. That's the idea behind distributed storage.
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Store it. Access it. From anywhere. Object storage and file access, built on the distributed cloud. storj.io
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Data shouldn't depend on any one server staying online. Distributed storage means it doesn't have to.
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The internet was never built to live in one building. Your storage shouldn't be either.
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Cloud storage, rebuilt the way the internet was always meant to work: distributed. storj.io
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One data center is one point of failure. Thousands of nodes is a network that keeps going.
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Performance questions in the cloud have a way of becoming geography questions. Which region, how far, who's nearest. Data that's distributed from the start doesn't ask you to answer them.
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Archived data isn't dead data anymore. It's training sets, source footage, and whatever compliance asks for on a Tuesday. Storage that takes hours to hand it back was a fine trade when nobody needed it back. That assumption is quietly expiring.
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Most teams are distributed. Most of their data isn't. That gap is why collaboration still means syncing, downloading, and waiting. Storage that lives everywhere at once means the file is simply there, wherever you open it.
A light blue card reading DISTRIBUTED CLOUD STORAGE above four keywords: ENCRYPTED, DISTRIBUTED, S3-COMPATIBLE, GLOBAL BY DEFAULT, with storj.io at the bottom and an abstract network of connected nodes on the right.

ALT A light blue card reading DISTRIBUTED CLOUD STORAGE above four keywords: ENCRYPTED, DISTRIBUTED, S3-COMPATIBLE, GLOBAL BY DEFAULT, with storj.io at the bottom and an abstract network of connected nodes on the right.

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No syncing. No downloading. No single point of failure. Just cloud storage that works from anywhere. storj.io
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Hardware fails. Networks drop. Regions go offline. Distributed storage is built to expect all three.
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The world doesn't need another hyperscale data center. It needs to use the storage capacity that already exists, sitting idle in thousands of places at once. That's the whole idea behind the distributed cloud.
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Switching cloud storage shouldn't mean rewriting your stack. Storj enables users to point your existing tools at a new endpoint and carry on.
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Your storage provider shouldn't be able to read your data. Files are encrypted on your device before they ever reach the network, then split and spread across it. The nodes hold pieces. Never plaintext.
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