Copan Systems
COPAN Systems delivers the industry's most cost-effective storage solutions for the protection & management of persistent data.
With unmatched scalability, density and power efficiency, COPAN drastically reduces the cost and complexity of vaulting and managing the overwhelming volumes of (non-transactional) information in data rich organizations.
A unique sttorage solution that offers the densest solution on the market, COPAN's Enterprise MAID platform makes long-term data more secure, reliable and accessible than traditional solutions. COPAN Systems' Enterprise MAID platform is uniquely architected to allow for the addition of complementary storage services now and in the future.
COPAN Systems was founded in 2002 by a team of experienced executives from leading storage and technology companies with a vision of creating products that are purpose built for managing the unique requirements of long-term persistent data. Their combined professional experience spans more than a hundred and forty years, and shows demonstrated success in forward thinking, innovation, and developing storage solutions that create a new tier of storage within enterprise companies’ infrastructures.
As the leader in leveraging the full power of MAID (Massive Array of Idle Disks) technology at the enterprise level, our solutions are based on a patented Enterprise MAID architecture that delivers massive scalability and performance with unprecedented affordability. They shipped their first-generation product – the Revolution 200T – in March 2004, and now have products to help customers leverage their business needs for data protection and archiving. COPAN Systems has numerous fully implemented, enterprise-level customers.
COPAN Systems is privately held, with investment backing by Austin Ventures, Credit Suisse, Globespan Capital Partners, Gold Hill Capital, NTT Leasing Capital (USA), Pequot Ventures, and Presidio STX. They are a high-growth company that has received a total of 88.4 million dollars from Tier 1 venture capital investors, closing a Series D round of 32.4 million in Q3 2007