Open-E
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| Type | Private |
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| Founded | 1998 |
| Headquarters | Puchheim, Germany (headquarter), Redwood City CA, USA |
| Key people | Krzysztof Franek, CEO and President Mirosław Franek Vice President, Engineering Janusz Bak, CTO Ruth Philipp, Sales & Marketing Director EMEA |
| Industry | Software |
| Products | iSCSI family: Open-E iSCSI SOHO,
Open-E iSCSI SMB, Open-E iSCSI Enterprise; NAS-R3 family: Open-E NAS-R3 SOHO, Open-E NAS-R3 SMB, Open-E NAS-R3 Enterprise |
| Website | www.open-e.com |
Open-E GmbH was founded on September 9, 1998 in Bremen, Germany.
Open-E GmbH in Puchheim near Munich is a software developing company focusing on IP-storage software that allows system integrators to set up high-performance and easy-to-manage Network Attached Storage (NAS) and iSCSI/ IP-SAN server systems.
The Open-E Storage software is pre-installed on a USB-DOM and requires no special installation knowledge. The Open-E software is fully compatible with leading Operating Systems and storage hardware, like FC-HBA, Infiniband and Tape Libraries. The close cooperation with leading vendors, like AMD, Intel, Symantec, LSI-Logic and Adaptec ensures the early adoption of new technologies like 10GbE, Quad-Core-Computing, I/O AT and Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) in the Open-E software.
Different independent tests have shown that the Open-E NAS and iSCSI software is a high-performing and cost-effective software to manage the exploding need for more storage capacity. It offers the best combination of data-throughput, hardware compatibility and security, minimizing the risk of loosing valuable data.
Open-E GmbH distributes its products through a worldwide network of partners who are already established on the storage and networking market.
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