Cloud storage is convenient, but it comes with a bunch of problems: service providers can delete your files at any time, data breaches happen endlessly, and the costs are ridiculously high. After Walrus appeared, this entire approach was completely changed.

This decentralized storage network running on the Sui chain uses erasure coding technology to split files into fragments and disperse them across nodes worldwide. No need to worry about multiple nodes going down, because as long as enough nodes are alive, your data can be recovered 100%. How effective is it? The cost is directly comparable to traditional cloud storage, but with even higher durability.

Enterprises benefit the most. Video sites can store videos permanently, AI companies can safely upload training data, e-commerce platforms can store product images freely—all without paying exorbitant subscription fees. Even better, if there’s any policy pressure, your business continuity remains unaffected.

What about individual users? Once your photos, documents, and digital collectibles are on-chain, they truly belong to you. The protocol comes with end-to-end encryption and private transactions, so only you can see them. In today’s world where privacy is so valuable, this is what a reliable solution looks like.

Essentially, it restores data sovereignty to users. With Sui chain’s high throughput and low fees, Walrus turns the idea of migrating to Web3 from a concept into a tangible option.