
Versatile Object Storage Infrastructure with S3 compatibility for Web3 dApps
AIOZ Storage offers a fresh perspective on how we store and access our data.
In an age of ever-increasing appetites for data and media, requirement for next-gen storage solutions capable of satisfying the needs of a digital-first planet also grows by the day.
Leveraging a network of P2P nodes to store data across multiple regions, AIOZ Storage delivers the benefits of reliable, distributed, and scalable cloud object storage at an affordable cost.
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AIOZ Storage cloud object storage offers a one-size-fits-all solution for different needs and is the perfect match for media companies needing to store libraries of digital content, e-commerce sites desiring fast media delivery, and decentralized apps requiring scalable storage.
AIOZ Storage is also secure enough for healthcare data and cost-effective for startups with vast storage needs, including those in the AI industry.

Our vision is to become the cornerstone of Web3 storage solutions, offering unparalleled security, cost-effectiveness, and infinite scalability for Web3 decentralized applications (dApps).
As the digital landscape evolves, AIOZ Storage Cloud Object Storage will continually adapt and grow to meet the diverse and expanding needs of the Web3 industry.
Alongside a packed infrastructure roadmap, we have various upgrades and features already under development for AIOZ Storage, that include:
AIOZ Network is Web3 Infrastructure for AI, Storage and Streaming.
AIOZ empowers a faster, secure and decentralized future. Powered by a Decentralized Content Delivery Network (dCDN), AI computation and thousands of individual nodes run globally, AIOZ rewards you for sharing your computational resources for use in storing, transcoding, and streaming digital media content and powering decentralized AI computation.

Create a bucket and upload a file on AIOZ Storage in five steps: sign up, set a passphrase, add credits, and upload. Plus what the passphrase cannot recover.

The AIOZ Storage rate limit is 100 requests per second. See what the docs do and don't say, and how to stay under it with boto3 retries and a limiter.

AIOZ Storage erasure coding splits each object into pieces on DePIN nodes, so it survives node loss. See what it covers, what it doesn't, and what to back up.

Rename a file in an S3 bucket on AIOZ Storage from the dashboard, then move, delete and download files, and see which actions the docs say are not supported.

AIOZ Storage publishes llms.txt, a 46-link docs index, and llms-full.txt, all docs in one 164 KB file. See what each file contains and when to use which.

Vector database vs agent memory on AIOZ Storage: use the vector database for control over embeddings and metadata, Memory for simple Record and Recall calls.