# Ramo

> S3-compatible object storage on owned bare metal and owned fiber — on the internet backbone, not inside a hyperscaler cloud. $5.00/TB/mo flat, free uncapped reads into any cloud, 100 Gbps contractual throughput floor. 128 PB live in production across 2 US regions.

Facts as of 2026-07. This file and its companions are generated from the same content module as https://ramo.io — the numbers are identical.

Key facts:
- Storage: $5.00/TB/month, flat
- Egress: $0 — reads are free, uncapped, into any cloud, at line rate — bounded by the customer's connection, not a meter
- Throughput: 100 Gbps contractual floor in signed customer contracts; line rate is the design target
- Durability: 99.999999999% durability, erasure-coded
- API: S3-compatible (aws cli / boto3 / rclone / S3 SDKs via --endpoint-url https://s3.ramo.io) — shipping today
- In production: 128 PB live across 2 US regions — SMF (US-West), IAD (US-East) — joined by a 400 Gbps trunk
- Design center: petabyte-scale AI datasets, TB–PB sequential reads
- Infrastructure: owned bare metal (no hypervisor, no shared fabric) and owned fiber (no purchased transit) on the internet backbone — why a read costs ~nothing at the margin and $0 egress is a list price, not a promotion
- Customers store petabyte datasets on Ramo and sell access to frontier AI labs (Forbes AI 50 names among them), which pull training data straight off the backbone into any cloud

Get access: request at https://ramo.io/#cta with a work email, current provider, and dataset size. Requests are reviewed for fit (petabyte-scale, sequential-read workloads first); approval returns an endpoint, keys, and a migration plan.

## Docs

- [Full facts](https://ramo.io/llms-full.txt): pricing, the 100 PB cost scenario with assumptions, the four-class storage landscape, code snippets, and the complete FAQ
- [Docs](https://docs.ramo.io/): product documentation
  - [Pricing and the math](https://docs.ramo.io/pricing): Unit economics at 100 PB: the storage line, the exit toll, the provider comparison, and the storage-class landscape.
  - [Migration](https://docs.ramo.io/migration): Three steps to $0 egress: request access, mirror the bucket, read from any cloud.
  - [Why $0 holds](https://docs.ramo.io/network): Free reads as a cost structure: owned fiber and owned metal, no transit bill to pass through.
  - [FAQ](https://docs.ramo.io/faq): Objections answered: durability, throughput, pricing floors, lock-in.
- [Machine-readable pricing](https://ramo.io/pricing.json): pricing, scale, and scenario math as JSON

## Optional

- [Landing page](https://ramo.io/): human version — same facts, same source module