euroNAS

In a world where VMware licensing costs are spiralling and big-name hypervisors lock you into rigid hardware requirements, euroNAS offers a refreshing alternative: high-performance storage and virtualisation that works on your terms, not theirs.

Whether you want a full hypervisor environment or a rock-solid storage platform with full support and maintenance, euroNAS delivers the flexibility, performance, and reliability that competitors simply can't match.

Why Organisations Are Switching to euroNAS

• Viable alternative to VMware — Run virtual machines without the licensing headaches or escalating costs.
• Hardware-agnostic — Runs on almost any hardware you already own, unlike competitors that demand expensive certified systems.
• Hypervisor built-in — No need for third-party software to get started.
• Enterprise-class storage features — High availability, snapshots, replication, tiering, and more.
• Scales with you — From small deployments to multi-petabyte environments.
• No hidden costs — Predictable pricing with no surprise renewals.

Built for Both Paths: Hypervisor or Storage-Only

Some organisations want to consolidate servers and storage under one hypervisor platform. Others just want fast, secure, and highly available storage without the complexity.

euroNAS gives you both options in a single, flexible platform:

• With Hypervisor: Consolidate workloads, cut hardware footprints, and manage everything from one place.
• Without Hypervisor: Deploy as a dedicated NAS/SAN for blistering performance and unmatched reliability.

Performance Without the Premium Price

euroNAS is engineered to extract the maximum performance from your existing investment:

• Support for NVMe, SSD, and HDD tiering
• Intelligent caching for faster I/O
• High-availability clustering for zero-downtime access

And because euroNAS runs on standard x86 hardware, you're not paying a vendor tax just to keep your systems running.

Who Benefits Most?

We see euroNAS thriving in:

• Education and public sector organisations with limited budgets
• Businesses seeking to move away from VMware without losing virtualisation capabilities
• IT teams who want more control over hardware choices
• Environments that demand high-availability storage without being tied to a hypervisor