1} It supports numerous cloud storages [including file storage and object storage] as well as S3-compatible object storage and WebDAV-compatible cloud storage.

2} It allows you to map non-natively supported cloud storages to your NAS for higher flexibility in multi-cloud environment deployment.

3} On-premises, private infrastructure that's directly accessible.

4} Not being pushed through the public internet. This greatly reduces access time and latency in comparison to public cloud services. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1} Building a private enterprise cloud requires significant expenditure and can become expensive very quickly with all the physical hardware necessary.

2} It's necessary to consider the bandwidth usage they could take up on the network and whether or not it could cause problems in bottlenecking other applications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.