Geyser Partners with Carolina Cloud on Low-Cost Cold Storage for Genomics & Finance Workloads
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TUSTIN, Calif. - Californer -- Geyser Data today announced a reseller channel partnership with Carolina Cloud to expand access to its Buckets for Cold Data Archiving service. The partnership enables Carolina Cloud customers to reduce the cost and complexity of long-term data retention with low-total-cost cold storage designed for genomics, finance, and other data-intensive workloads.

Carolina Cloud is a cost-conscious alternative to hyperscale cloud complexity, offering transparent pricing, no hidden fees, no egress charges, and compute that can be up to 3x less expensive than major public clouds. The company serves multiple verticals, with a focus on genomics and buy-side finance, where organizations need predictable infrastructure costs, reliable performance, and efficient long-term retention.

Through the partnership, Carolina Cloud customers can automatically sync data from warm storage into Geyser-powered cold storage while preserving file paths and structure. Customers have a simpler backup and archive model that helps reduce storage costs without adding operational complexity.

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"Geyser was the obvious choice for the cold end of our storage stack," said Alice Fulton, Founder of Carolina Cloud and PhD in Genetics from Cambridge. "With high-performance local storage for maximum performance, egress-free warm storage, and now Geyser for cold storage, we can keep our product right where we want it, at one-third the cost of the Hyperscalers with zero egress fees."

For data-intensive organizations, storage costs can grow quickly as datasets expand, pipelines evolve, and teams retain large volumes of historical data for future analysis, compliance, or model development. Carolina Cloud's model gives customers a clear distinction between warm storage for active data and Geyser-powered cold storage for backup and archive use cases.

"Carolina Cloud is exactly the kind of channel partner we are excited to work with," said Nelson Nahum, Co-founder and CEO of Geyser Data. "Genomics is a perfect example of a data-intensive sector where storage must be simple, predictable, and cost-effective at scale. Geyser's horizontal cold storage, backup, and archive services help resellers like Carolina Cloud meet specialized customer needs while giving organizations a better way to manage cost and complexity."

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Carolina Cloud's Geyser-powered cold storage offering is available now.

About Geyser Data
Geyser provides Amazon S3-compatible, transparently priced buckets for cold data archiving and predictable long-term retention. The archive enables securely storage of massive volumes of data without the unpredictable costs of cloud storage.  Learn more at www.GeyserData.com

About Carolina Cloud
Carolina Cloud provides affordable, high-performance cloud infrastructure for AI, data science, genomics, and other compute-intensive workloads. Based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, the company offers on-demand VMs, containers, GPUs, and high-RAM compute resources with practical pricing and customer-focused support. Learn more at www.carolinacloud.io