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Zerto

Zerto is an Israeli tech startup specializing in data recovery and protection for cloud-based information. Since its founding in 2010 by brothers Ziv and Oded Kadem, the company has quickly grown to become one of the most promising entrants in the cloud protection market. Zerto works by separating software from hardware and creating "cloud continuity" so that clients can backup, migrate, and protect all their cloud-stored data quickly. Already the company has offices in more than 40 countries, including headquarters in Boston, MA and Israel and has begun working with big name companies like Amazon Web Services.

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Stories about Zerto

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