Everpure, formerly Pure Storage, sells enterprise data storage, mainly all-flash storage arrays such as FlashArray, together with the Evergreen upgrade architecture and the consumption-based Evergreen//One service. The company renamed itself Everpure, Inc. with effect from 23 February 2026, and according to its rename FAQ the legal entity remains the same. The arrays are installed in the customer's own data centres, so the core product is self-hosted; subscriptions and management services come from the vendor.
The company's principal executive offices are in Mountain View, California, United States, according to the cover page of a 2023 annual report. It is a publicly traded company, so no majority owner is named. Because the vendor is subject to US jurisdiction, legal requests such as those under the US CLOUD Act can apply regardless of where the hardware stands. The vendor does not state data-residency options for its cloud-operated services. For a European organisation, the practical points are where vendor-operated management or telemetry data is processed, how remote support access is controlled, and the exit conditions of a subscription.