Here comes Flashback

The cloud storage market is on track to soar from roughly $130 billion today to over $450 billion by 2030—driven largely by AI, analytics, and other data-hungry workloads.

This leads to different problems that all the companies are facing when they are scaling:

💰 Spend up to 25% of their revenue on multi-cloud infrastructure development and maintenance alone, eroding margins and forcing trade-offs between capacity, performance, and budget.

🗑️ Waste up to 27% of cloud spend routinely on idle or misconfigured resources, and up to 50% of budget overruns stem from overprovisioning and poor governance.

🕸️ Hesitancy Around Web3 where you are maybe in the 60% of CTOs expressing strong interest in Web3-style, decentralized cloud solutions but are stalled by integration complexity, immature tooling, and governance uncertainty.

1. Inefficient Multi-Cloud Strategies – A staggering 80% of companies rely on poorly optimized multi-cloud architectures, resulting in duplicated data transfers, excess egress fees, and fragmented management across providers.

2. Wasted Startup Cloud Credits – Many emerging companies never fully leverage their generous provider credits (often $100K–$200K per program cycle). Industry data shows that up to 30% of awarded cloud spend goes unused—meaning tens of thousands of dollars in free credits literally expire on the table each year.

Together, these factors create a pressing need for a unified platform that can scale with demand, streamline costs, and seamlessly bridge traditional and decentralized cloud infrastructures—without adding yet another layer of operational friction.