
Resilient Data Everywhere
Kinnami provides AmiShare, a Zero Trust secure resilient data mesh for data sharing at the edge. AmiShare simplifies data availability, protection, and security for complex distributed systems and provides peer-to-peer data sharing critical to dynamic digital edge systems, including devices such as laptops, smart phones, drones, robotics and many other autonomous systems. AmiShare data mesh operates even where networks may be unstable or devices are air-gapped and ensures data gets where it is needed on time using the best available resources. Kinnami was named a “Cool Vendor” in Edge Computing by Gartner in Fall of 2023 and is a winner of the NATO Innovation Award for resilience in Fall 2022. Kinnami is committed to enabling a connected future through innovative data management solutions.
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Sujeesh Krishnan
founder
Patricia Friar
employee
Gartner predicts a dramatic shift in data processing, with 50% of enterprise data generated and processed at the edge by 2025, up from just 10% in 2018. As devices like laptops, mobiles, drones, and robotics proliferate, organizations increasingly rely on edge computing. Unlike traditional data center-centric models, the edge presents unique challenges in data availability, security, and protection. To scale effectively, enterprises must decentralize edge systems while maintaining centralized control. This requires zero-touch management, orchestration, and robust distributed data management. Additionally, edge systems demand unwavering reliability and data accessibility, even when networks are disrupted. Kinnami AmiShare addresses these critical challenges.
Kinnami is a dual-use company and today has multiple projects with the US Air Force, and the US Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer Research & Development Center (ERDC). Topics include secure data sharing across drones and handled devices used by ground personnel for real-time situational awareness during search and rescue missions, secure data sharing for digital engineering, software based cross-domain solution for multi-level security, and resilient data for real-time critical infrastructure monitoring. Kinnami is also developing pilots with a number commercial organization in sectors such as 5G, space, smart cities, and autonomous systems.

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/PRNewswire/ -- Kinnami Software Corporation, the leading provider of resilient secure data mesh for the digital edge, today announced it has been recognized...

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/PRNewswire/ -- Kinnami Software Corporation today announced it won a U.S. Air Force Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) contract in partnership with...
Kinnami advanced into Phase 2 of the DIANA Programme as one of 15 companies selected from the 2025 cohort of 73—chosen from more than 2,600 proposals submitted through DIANA’s competitive challenge call. The company is one of only three U.S.-based organizations selected for Phase 2.
Joined AcceliCITY Accelerator, Smart City Challenge winner, to collaborate with forward-thinking municipalities and technology leaders driving innovation in urban resilience
Kinnami Software Corporation received $1,998,066.00 from Air Force
On Wednesday (11 December 2024), NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) announced a new cohort of innovative companies that will join its accelerator programme in January 2025.
Over 70 companies, headquartered across 20 NATO countries, were selected through a competitive process from more than 2,600 submissions to DIANA’s Challenge call earlier in 2024. They specialise in a range of technological fields from quantum sensing to propulsion technology and biomedical equipment.
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