After being recognized as a leader in backup and disaster recovery (DR) with over 3,700 customers and 57 patents, Actifio, founded in 2009, was acquired by Google Cloud in December 2020. Understanding that backup and recovery are fundamental requirements for any trusted cloud provider, Google felt Actifio was the best partner to prevent data loss […]
After being recognized as a leader in backup and disaster recovery (DR) with over 3,700 customers and 57 patents, Actifio, founded in 2009, was acquired by Google Cloud in December 2020.
Understanding that backup and recovery are fundamental requirements for any trusted cloud provider, Google felt Actifio was the best partner to prevent data loss and downtime for its Cloud customers. See below to learn all about the software-as-a-service (SaaS) backup and disaster recovery solution for Google Cloud, Actifio GO:
The global data backup and recovery market was valued at an estimated $9.69 billion in 2021 and is expected to grow to over $22.22 billion by 2030.
Some of the leading competitors in the sector are iland, Commvault, and EVault.
The key features of Actifio GO include:
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Actifio GO’s pre-acquisition customer list shows why Google became interested in the brand and how companies use the data recovery solution:
Reviews of Actifio GO are positive, with users indicating the solution delivers excellent customer service and ongoing support with extreme ease of use.
Actifio has earned various award and accolades over the years:
As companies continue to invest in the development and storage of data, the need to protect those assets from the threat of compromise or disaster increases. Deciding which data backup and disaster recovery solution to trust can be intimidating when the consequences of data loss include damage to reputation and brand, unhappy customers, and possible legal liability. The weight of this decision can be decreased by choosing Google Cloud and Actifio GO.
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