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When you need to share a drone map with a client, standard cloud drives timeout on heavy GeoTIFFs or zipped projects. Our multipart engine slices your 100GB+ survey packages into manageable chunks, ensuring guaranteed uploads without browser crashes.
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Generic tools like Dropbox and Google Drive prioritize small document syncing, heavily throttling massive .las or .e57 downloads.
By leveraging a global edge network, your heavy aerial datasets stream to your clients from the fastest local node simultaneously. This guarantees blistering download speeds and total immunity from the storage limit errors that frustrate project owners.
Infrastructure: Unlike standard cloud environments which rely on centralized S3 buckets, our backend is powered by a decentralized edge network built on Storj. Every 100GB deliverable is erasure-coded and split across 80+ global nodes, guaranteeing 11 nines of durability and 99.95% availability for crucial aerial surveys.
Bypassing Download Throttling: By utilizing a client-side multipart engine (chunking files at 64MB intervals natively in the browser), we saturate the available bandwidth. This bypasses the TCP windowing bottlenecks and per-IP throttling that plague centralized enterprise clouds when transferring massive photogrammetry outputs.