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WekaIO instead gives every worker their own small box of puzzle pieces (local flash) and a telepathy link (NVMe-oF) to everyone else’s box. When a worker needs a specific piece, they don’t ask one person—they grab it directly from the box where it lives. The work happens in parallel, without waiting. WekaIO evolved from a software-only product to a complete data platform. It now supports hybrid cloud, allowing companies to burst their workloads from on-premises flash to public clouds like AWS and Azure without changing a line of code.

WekaIO didn't invent flash or NVMe. They invented the traffic rules for a world where every car wants to drive at 200 mph simultaneously. And that made all the difference.

Three seasoned engineers—Liran Zvibel, Omri Palmon, and Maor Ben-Dayan—understood the problem intimately. Having built storage systems at companies like XIV (acquired by IBM), they saw a fundamental flaw: legacy file systems (like NFS, Lustre, and GPFS) were designed for spinning hard drives, not the parallel speed of flash.

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