Sphere 3D (NASDAQ:ANY) Corporation (NASDAQ: ANY) is a technology company that specializes in containerization, virtualization and data management solutions for enterprise environments. The company’s flagship offerings include the v3 Virtual Application Delivery Platform, which enables organizations to consolidate physical, virtual and cloud resources into a unified infrastructure, and Glassware, a software-defined application streaming technology that delivers Windows and Linux applications to any device over standard networks.
In addition to its core virtualization products, Sphere 3D provides a range of hybrid cloud and data storage solutions designed to simplify IT operations and improve scalability. Its SWIFTStack software-defined storage platform offers object, file and block storage capabilities, while hardware appliances such as the Overland-Tandberg branded G-Series and NAS devices deliver on-premises and hybrid deployment options. These integrated solutions allow customers to manage workloads across private data centers and public clouds with consistent policies and performance.
Since its founding in 2005, Sphere 3D has grown through strategic acquisitions and product innovation. The company expanded its data storage portfolio by acquiring Nexsan in 2017 and Overland-Tandberg in 2018, bringing together established hardware and software technologies under a unified brand. Today, Sphere 3D leverages these assets to provide comprehensive infrastructure modernization services, including turnkey appliances, software subscriptions and professional consulting.
Headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario, with additional offices in the United States, Europe and Asia Pacific, Sphere 3D serves a diverse customer base spanning healthcare, education, financial services and government sectors. Under the leadership of CEO Dwayne Schulz, the company continues to focus on delivering flexible deployment models and simplified IT management tools that address the evolving needs of global enterprises and managed service providers.
