Deepshore GmbH: New-age Cloud Storage Solutions

Enterprises, regardless of the size, face an urgent need to adopt innovative approaches for the archival of operational data, transactional data, and the like, without deviating from compliance regulations or burning a hole in their pockets. Evidently, technology and compliance go hand-in-hand, serving as the two load-bearing pillars for success while building a sturdy and resilient IT architecture for companies. However, mastery over both these domains remains a herculean task for business, as they struggle to piece together solutions that address all of their business perquisites. Deepshore is an organization that has not only mastered these domains but also improvised upon them by forging the precise combination of technological tools to achieve operational excellence and regulatory compliance.

Headquartered in Hamburg, Deepshore is at the forefront of developing solutions that large-scale enterprises need to archive data in a safe, compliant manner with minimal operating costs. Utilizing cutting-edge cloud-based technologies, blockchain solution sets, and artificial intelligence (AI), Deepshore develops state-of-the-art IT infrastructures and freely scalable data storage solutions while adhering to compliance standards such as GDPR and more. Case in point, the Deepshore blockchain archive leverages cloud storage to reduce operational costs for an enterprise and provide real-time information to the companies when required. On the other hand, Deepshore’s AI-based analytical services support clients by analyzing the stored data to provide actionable insights. Notably, its collaboration with Zuse Institute Berlin (ZIB) has been crucial in developing new IT infrastructure for data archival.

The company’s blockchain archive enables clients to store their operational data in the freely scalable cloud and also feed dormant digital data into ERP systems and data warehouses in real-time. Deepshore has identified blockchain as the missing link in making cloud architecture secure and compliant, thus converting the data verification function into a microservice within the cloud. The service, completely independent of the client’s infrastructure, can orchestrate additional tasks such as data indexing and controlled data access, at 50 percent reduced expenditure when compared to classical archives.