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[umiak]

ANY

ANY has been good to me so far. I would rather not see them go to zero. I hope they make it. They are definitely bucking the status quo by coming to Nasdaq by merger.

Since last Q they have expanded product sales with Glassware 2.0 in both healthcare and education. Glassware debut on Azure imminent. Btw Glassware lives inside Azure mounted in a virtual container, hyper-V. Snapcloud and Snapscale are new products that are both physical and virtual. All three complement the other. All three can exist in a server like the recently released G-series for education. As far as the RDX purchase goes
my understanding is it allows Sphere to capture the entire vertical of container virtualization/storage hyper converged world they are selling to.

Here is an all things RDX article. It is important to understand the Sphere RDX is a hybrid solution and can be deployed as a flash array. Also important it's scalability which allows companies to limit their footprint while they grow. ANY now owns the entire IP for this product. Considering Sphere's target markets this quote is telling:

http://www.storage-switzerland.com/Articles/Entries/2013/1/15_What_Is_RDX.html

Compliant archive

RDX’s WORM and encryption capabilities plus a 30-year shelf have made it a popular replacement for obsolete optical disk storage in environments with regulatory compliance concerns. When combined with its scalability features this long-term compliance makes RDX an ideal content storage solution for healthcare records, financial transactions, personal information, etc.