A Storage Layer Designed to Survive Its Own Provider, Now Live

Xandeum has launched Oxorro, a novel storage platform designed to guarantee data accessibility even in the event of the provider's disappearance. Unlike traditional storage solutions that assume provider continuity, Oxorro is built on the premise that the provider might cease to exist, yet customer data will remain accessible and under their control. This is exemplified by incidents like Google Cloud accidentally deleting UniSuper's subscription, which highlights the need for robust fallback mechanisms. Oxorro aims to eliminate this need by presenting a familiar file system interface with directories, files, and permissions, designed to integrate with existing infrastructure. The platform supports "Unstoppable Operational Data," ensuring data remains accessible and controlled by the customer regardless of vendor failure, policy changes, or jurisdictional shifts. Xandeum, the company behind Oxorro, is developing scalable, smart contract-native storage infrastructure for decentralized applications requiring large-scale, programmable data for real-world operational use.

(Source：BeInCrypto)