Lightbits Labs, the creator of the NVMe® over TCP storage protocol, has teamed up with Arctera, a leader in data management. They will showcase optimized and resilient storage for Red Hat® OpenShift® at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2025. Their display will feature Lightbits’ software-defined NVMe/TCP storage integrated with Arctera InfoScale. This solution offers a strong, efficient, and affordable foundation for OpenShift Virtualization, containers, and AI tasks. It focuses on application-first resilience and enterprise-grade availability using standard Ethernet.
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“This collaboration showcases the power of open, software-defined infrastructure. By combining Lightbits’ NVMe/TCP storage with Arctera InfoScale’s proven HA capabilities, organizations can run AI, analytics, and virtualized workloads on OpenShift with the performance and resilience required for today’s most demanding applications,” said Robert Terlizzi, Head of Product Marketing at Lightbits Labs. Designed to deliver SAN-class High Availability, near-zero RTO, true zero RPO, and up to 80% data center cost reduction, the solution empowers enterprises to run mission-critical workloads and AI applications seamlessly across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.