Adelaide company to commercialize online backup solution

Memory Box, which utilizes a community network, has won a A$64,000 Comet (Commercializing Emerging Technologies) grant provided by AusIndustry.

Comet is a merit based program that supports early-growth stage companies to commercialize their innovations.

Development of the solution began when five senior software engineers at Motorola's global software group in Adelaide's Technology Park discovered a common passion for creating innovative products.

Consequently, they formed Sarugo with a view to develop ground-breaking products. Within two years they created Memory Box, Australia's first community online backup solution.

Memory Box operates by creating a community for users to backup and store their data on other user's computers.