Everpure Named a Leader in Forrester Wave for Object Storage

Modern business velocity relies on frictionless data access for AI pipelines, massive data lakes, and cloud-native applications. Legacy object storage—designed for passive archiving—forces an unacceptable compromise between scale and performance, creating bottlenecks that stifle innovation. Everpure provides an active, high-performance data platform engineered to eliminate these trade-offs and accelerate your mission-critical, next-generation workloads.

This week, Forrester named Everpure a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Object Storage Solutions, Q2 2026. We believe our debut in this evaluation validates our strategic focus: delivering an active, performance-driven data architecture that directly aligns with the mission-critical demands of today’s enterprises. 

Recognized in the strategy category

Figure 1: Forrester Wave Object Storage Solutions Q2 2026 Access the full report

Forrester evaluates 12 vendors in this report, and Everpure tied for the highest score in the strategy category. The report notes that “Everpure’s forward-looking vision encompasses a simple but powerful unified data platform with an intelligent control plane across edge, data center, and cloud.”

The Object Everywhere vision of Everpure is to make object data available wherever it’s created, managed through a single intelligent control plane, and moved seamlessly across edge, core, and cloud.

With Everpure Fusion™ at the center of an enterprise object cloud, Everpure gives customers a consistent platform for modern applications, unified management, and native data mobility—eliminating silos and helping them unlock the full value of their data.

The Forrester report notes that Evergreen//One™ is a per-TB as-a-service model that includes SLAs for power, deployment, recovery, and uptime. It stood out as the clearest pricing model in their evaluation.

Performance built for real operations

The Everpure Platform scales to handle intensive enterprise demands. The report notes that Everpure “scales to 3 trillion-plus objects per bucket and has 90TB object size support.” It also cites our strengths in “ease of use, automation and agentic AI operations, FIPS 140-3 validation, and excellent durability/protection through cyber recovery SLAs and Cohasset SEC 17a-4 certifications.”

According to Forrester, “Everpure is a strong fit for enterprises prioritizing performance-sensitive object workloads and cyber resilience over maximum deployment flexibility.”

Our product decisions come directly from the daily challenges our customers face. That’s why we’re focused on removing forklift upgrades, data migrations, and disruptions from their schedules. The report states, “Customers praise Everpure’s performance and nondisruptive upgrades, ease of use, and excellent support as evidenced by a consistent Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 80–plus for more than 10 years.”  

The path forward

We continue to develop our platform to support future workloads. As the report mentions, our “forward-leaning roadmap includes plans to add data intelligence, cloud integration, improved cyber resilience, and AI/analytics-related enhancements.” 

This roadmap aligns with our broader focus on data primacy, where your data serves every application, agent, and inquiry with built-in trust. You can read more about this framework in our CEO’s perspective on putting data first. We remain focused on simplifying how you manage, protect, and scale your data assets.

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