What the new price target means for the Backblaze story Analysts have updated their price target for Backblaze, signaling a shift in how the market is framing the story around the stock rather than ...

Backblaze’s updated narrative reflects a slightly lower fair value of $10.06 per share, driven by a small uptick in the discount rate to 9.73% and a modest trim to long term revenue growth ...

Shares of Backblaze Inc. (BLZE) surged more than 7% during after-market trading on Tuesday after the company’s fourth-quarter results surpassed Wall Street expectations. Backblaze reported a loss per ...

Spraggins brings more than two decades of experience leading large-scale software, platform, and AI engineering organizations across global technology companies. In his role, he oversees Backblaze's ...

Backblaze’s quarterly updates on annualized failure rates (AFRs) for its arsenal of hard disk drives (HDDs) have provided unique insight into long-term storage use for over 10 years. Today, the backup ...

Sure, Facebook is apparently rebranding as a metaverse company — because that will fix its trust deficit — but this morning we’re jumping right back into the IPO game instead of making rude jokes at ...

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The unlimited-data service now charges $6 per month or $60 per year, but existing customers can sign up for another year at the old $50 annual rate. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 ...

Backblaze has announced a new 60-drive version of its Storage Pod, which reduces the cost of storage by 22 percent compared with the previous 45-drive version. The hardware design is open source, and ...

Backblaze IPO'd at $16 per share after taking in little funding and revenue for a cloud company. The company sells itself as an affordable cloud storage solution, competing with the Big Three.

Online storage provider Backblaze has opened up its kimono and offered detailed specs on how it builds high-density 67TB storage arrays for less than $8000 each. For IT departments willing to follow ...