NodeX Cloud

What NodeX Cloud is

NodeX Cloud is distributed cloud storage aimed at EU-regulated enterprises. A proxy inside the customer’s perimeter encrypts files and divides them into shards before distributing them across independent EU storage nodes. NodeX says encryption keys remain within the customer’s network, preventing storage nodes from reading data, while post-quantum encryption addresses harvest-now, decrypt-later attacks. Geo-fenced placement is intended to keep EU deployment shards in-region. The company says files can be reconstructed from surviving shards if some nodes go offline, and deleting an object destroys the only key to its shards. S3 operations include buckets, objects, multipart uploads, and range reads. Listed compatible tools include aws-cli, rclone, Veeam, Restic, aws-sdk-s3, and MinIO client. Customers may use NodeX’s network, operate a private network on their hardware, or embed it in an existing storage service. Target sectors include healthcare, defense, public services, finance, enterprise, SaaS, backup, disaster recovery, and archival.