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So many new movies and documentaries relies on historic imagery. Without proper preservation efforts, much of our cinematic history can be lost forever or stuck buried on a dusty archival shelf.
Piql has teamed up with Vintage Cloud, Valossa and VIA University College to ensure finding and using this valuable content becomes easier.
Our newest piece of technology has already made its mark winning a prestigious DOGA award.
To celebrate World Children’s Day and 30-year anniversary of the adoption of the United Nations (UN) Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNICEF has stored the document forever in the Arctic World Archive (AWA).
Our data security and preservation services are always tuned to meet the special requirements of each client. At the core of our services is a technology developed uniquely to safeguard irreplaceable information.
The National Museum of Norway and Piql have joined forces to safeguard art for coming generations.
The Arctic World Archive is an offline data vault where valuable information is safeguarded for future generations. Deep inside an arctic mountain, the data is safe from cyberattacks, terrorism and natural disasters.
Would you like to learn more? We are happy to send you a demo.
Register your email, and we will send some more information and a demonstration of how Piql works behind the scenes.
