April 15, 2025

Data Storage Guru Gene Leyzarovich to Share JetStor’s Journey on The Shrimp Tank Podcast

Pittsburgh, PA – April 15, 2025 – Gene Leyzarovich, “Data Storage Guru” and visionary founder of JetStor, will appear on The Shrimp Tank Podcast on April 16th at 1 PM EST to share his remarkable journey from refugee to tech pioneer and how JetStor became a global leader in enterprise storage innovation.

From Refugee to Storage Visionary

Arriving in Pittsburgh as a refugee from Moscow in the early 1990s, Leyzarovich balanced night shifts at UPMC with studies at the University of Pittsburgh. Just two years later, he founded Advanced Computer & Network Corporation (AC&NC), now JetStor, to develop high-performance RAID storage systems. Today, JetStor powers mission-critical infrastructure for over 4,000 clients worldwide, including Sony, Microsoft, Starbucks, and U.S. government agencies.

30+ Years of Cutting-Edge Innovation

As JetStor’s founder and “Data Storage Guru,” Leyzarovich has driven innovations like scalable NAS/SAN systems and partnerships with leading cloud providers. Notably, JetStor’s 2024 $1.5 million contract with a private cloud provider expanded its support to 90+ sites for a U.S. government customer. The company’s solutions also underpin scientific research for NASA, the Department of Energy, and NOAA.

Why Tune In?

Listeners will gain insights into:

  • Building resilient data infrastructures trusted by Fortune 500 companies.
  • Balancing innovation with real-world challenges in government and research.
  • Gene’s philosophy on balancing technical excellence with business growth

Event Details

📅 Date: April 16, 2025

Time: 1:00 PM EST

🔗 Stream Live: LinkedIn Event Link

About JetStor

JetStor delivers enterprise-grade RAID, NAS, and SAN solutions, serving clients across North America, LATAM, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Renowned for reliability, its systems are trusted by universities, research institutions, and global enterprises.

Tune in to hear how grit, vision, and storage expertise built a global tech legacy—straight from the Guru himself.

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